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…Laertes and Hamlet both display impulsive reactions when angered. Once Laertes discovers his father has been murdered Laertes immediately assumes the slayer is Claudius. As a result of Laertes's speculation he instinctively moves to avenge Polonius's…

…peasants roam the streets hungry and homeless. Some of the nobles' selfish and apathetic behaviors cause them to abuse their power to punish and adulterate the lives of the destitute. As the outcome, anger and vengeance grow in the hearts of the people affected…

…had a fit of anger and started to threaten him with physical harm if he did not start answering in more definite terms. Considering that Oedipus was the king at the time, it is reasonable to assume that, at all times, he should be expected to behave…

…, and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1983. As a result, a movie (by the same name) was released two years later. The movie received mixed reviews from different audiences. Even with all the positive reviews the movie received, there were many who were angered…

…. Better that way by far, to journey home in the beaked ships of war. I have no mind to linger here disgraced, brimming your cup and piling up your plunder." (I, 198-202) Achilles anger caused him to withdrawal his troops. Achilles pride and pettiness made…

…. <Tab/>Also in the scene there is a variety in relationships, in general there is hatred between the two families's this has been in the families for many years, even centauries. There is a lot of anger in Tybalt when he catches Romeo gate…

…and the Harvard students make fun of him, it truly angers Will. The fact that they attend an Ivy League school makes them think they are better than Will and this strongly annoys him. Most of the time, Will doesn't care what people think but does not always pass…

…). Not only that but " he was a wealthy farmer and had two barns full of yams." (8). nonetheless deep within himself he fears "he should be found to resemble his father"(13). The contributions of his own anger incidents, accidental actions, and fear…

…as by envy and legitimate anger" 10 The bourgeoisie and the peasants wanted to be treated as the First and Second Estates, they would prefer equality rather than liberty. They wanted the taxing to be even for everyone and equality among the different social…

…the Americans have stopped their support in loans, Germans economics have sank down once again. The anger among the people rose once more. Germans were livid about the Treaty of Versailles, they believe it was unfair as they weren't allowed to take party in the talks…