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…A major symbol that reoccurs throughout the novel 'The Color Purple' is the practice of sewing. This activity is one that several of the characters participate in, and for Celie it represents a way of channelling her energy and anger. It also allows her…

…. But now there are many angry people holding their governments accountable for what many knew was wrong. After the recent Madrid train bombing in Spain, the government was cast out, due largely to the anger and resentment of the Spanish people who opposed…

…mistakes, felt pain (e.g. Aphrodite in love with the mortal Adonis), and succumbed to anger and their tempers (e.g. Hera seeking vengeance on Zeus' mistresses). Moreover, the religion was ritual based and had flexible beliefs that had no regular clergies…

…courageous, with the qualities of an Iliadic hero, willing to die with his men even though he knows he is meant to have a greater destiny: 'frenzy and anger drove me on and suddenly it seemed a noble thing to die in arms.' This desire to kill as many Greeks…

…decided that she wanted Odysseus returned home safely, reunited with his wife Penelope and son Telemachus, and peace restored in Ithaca. She is clever enough, however, not to snub her father's advice, usurp his position and anger him. She poses rhetorical…

…. It is meant to hurt or destroy the other, and it often does. It may bring out quiet anger, and often that anger becomes chronic and deep-seated. It may be expressed, or it may be contained and then resolved without any action necessary. There are also forms…

…. At one point or another we have all come across the supervisor from hell or better yet the doctor from hell. How do you deal with them? The important thing is to keep your fear and anger under control. Avoid confrontation about who's right or who's wrong…

…a clear line between acceptable behavior for white's and black's exists. His swift anger and his destructive impulses stem from that fear and becomes apparent in the opening scene when he fiercely attacks a huge rat. The same murderous impulse appears when his…

…the magazine. 4.2<Tab/>Group dynamics during George's interference The working environment at Excellence was uncomfortable. Staff experienced both trepidation and anger. Emergent behaviour, like participation in social events was no longer appreciated…

…drunk who eats himself up with self pity and with anger. Catherine is very melancholic throughout the book, but this trait increases after Heathcliff leaves: she has sprites of anger in which she violently lashes out at the servants and at Edgar. Once, she…