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…the cruelness of others with the kindness from one’s heart; “dispatch a pot of jam to get rid of a sour affair” (14). Nietzsche also says that silence is the worst form of anger or resentment. Silence produces bad character and makes ones heart cold and full…

…experienced, and make the Jews the architect behind their ruin. The speakers would focus all their anger on the Jewish people and other minorities. Hate and anger seem to be key points in Nazi ideology. To sustain the kind of anger the Nazis needed to sway…

…the while longing to be a part of the community around her. This, your honor, is Sam Rose a person in conflict. The result of that conflict? The defendent developed a deep seeded and unfocused anger. You will hear that Sam was an introvert. She would sand…

…they fight wars they only kill the men, leaving the woman and children unharmed, in some occasoins even adopting the woman and children into their own tribe. Hate and anger are two things that Eskimos are most fearful of. "Anger is something we fear since…

…to the "red regions". "Whether or not he intends for them to go to the red regions of Hell is irrelevant; they are already in some kind of Hell." (Rice) Anger is also shown through the color red. At the end of the book, Henry feels odium towards himself…

…Style behavior reduces conflict. They are quite uncomfortable with conflict, aggression and anger. They do whatever they can to avoid them. If possible, they may physically avoid an environment filled with conflict or anger. If that is not possible…

…forever but Bolingbrokes sentence was only banishment for seven years. Richard knows that he must not anger the supporters of Bolingbroke, in fear that Bolingbroke is next in line as King. Richard flaunts a fake and phony King in this scene…

…father played no part in those deaths and that the blame lay solely on Joe’s partner, Herbert Deever. At the end of the play, Chris’ realization that his father was guilty brings about anger and then remorse, when Joe commits suicide due to his guilty…

…an arsenal. The result was seven people dead, no slave uprising (they were not aware of the endeavor), and John Brown martyred for the abolitionist cause. Zealous abolitionists praised Brown, but southerners saw him as a murderer. What angered the south most…

…or acts of vengeance after being defied or angered by a mortal. Mortals who happened to anger the gods faced many misfortunes, but although the punishments of the god were both harsh and severe, they were always just. <Tab/>Pentheus angered…