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…have explored Medea as an avenue to work through her anger and grief over her husband leaving her. In the myth, as in Plath's life, Medea marries a man from another country then leaves her homeland to live her husband's country. After they make a life…

…part in the activities the workers do in their spare time. Lennie does not go to town with the men. In Weed, Lennie gets in trouble because the people don't understand his problem. They react with anger instead of understanding. George explains to Slim…

…toward him. She was not sure what she felt and only drew slightly closer to him. Ray's dad came into the living room to ask where the tomato sauce might be and suddenly felt anger at seeing Elaine, and even more anger that she would sit so close to Ray. "Go…

…of defense was not the only factor in his conviction. Socrates’ claims of wisdom in The Apology also cause the jury to choose conviction. Socrates angered the jury in his claims of wisdom. These claims might have been appreciated more if he had not suggested…

…should look for the seeds of violence and crime" (Phillips 32). That society is responsible for giving birth to such aspects of disillusionment and anger, it only stands to reason that groups like the American skinheads represent a means by which to attempt…

…by the fur protest on foot in Bethesda seemed to be just as hostile as those in D.C. Some speculate that the entire concept of a fur salon picket is faulty, that COK just angers "people when [they] say, ‘don't buy fur!'and makes them want to go and do…

…* have a grandiose self image * be deceitful or manipulative * lack of remorse * lack of empathy * be impulsive * be irresponsible * be easily angered or frustrated * have serious problems as a child or teenager…

…. The scariest part about this perversity is that it does happen, people can be this repugnant. The ultimate payback for wrongdoing is retribution. It is a means by which one releases anger. When revenge is taken, the outcome is satisfaction. Power is definitely…

…* be impulsive * be irresponsible * be easily angered or frustrated * have serious problems as a child or teenager * shows callous unconcern from other's feelings * disregard social norms or the rights of other people * be unable…

…and happy. Malcolm X was born on May 19, 1925 and was raised in a completely different atmosphere than King, an atmosphere of fear and anger where the seeds of bitterness were planted. The burning of his house by the Klu Klux Klan resulted in the murder…