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…showed how little the peasants could tolerate before retaliating. In this massacre, the peasants overpowered the guards to set the famous landmark on fire. Next, the aristocrats suffer from the united peasants' uncontrollable anger and violence. One may wonder…

…to achieve this such as "Shifting Perspective" or "Dealing with Anger and Hatred". The book uses emotive language, blocks of dialogue, metaphor and anecdotes to present imaginary situations such as in 'Dealing with Anger and Hatred' we are told that to combat…

…in the play: chaotic, confused, angry, and impulsive. I would like to mention the most powerful emotion in the play which is anger. This theme plays a vital role throughout the whole play. Three characters that it affects in the play are Othello, Iago and Roderigo…

…. You lie because it feels easier to deny the truth so you can grasp what is really going on and maintain control. You lie to avoid being seen for the person you are. Eventually you are found out. Truth, the foundation of love, is broken. Now anger rushes…

…things in his head besides anger, and so his actions portray only that of anger and self misery. First, Okonkwo is nagged by the presence of Ikemefuna, although he likes his style and wishes that his son would be just like him. He participates in killing…

…of the Sharks. They know they can't be together but it doesn't stop them. Meanwhile, the two gangs are getting ready for a rumble and Tony tries to stop it out of his love for Maria. In the fight his best friend is killed by Bernardo and Tony kills him in anger…

…in order to get his work finished. Hamlet, having a hard time getting revenge, applied his anger from the judgment of his mother to kill who he thought was Claudius. Hamlet also needed to be on his own deathbed in order to finally get angry enough…

…Hamlet: Characters and plot 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…

…and decides to accept death. The other theme in the book is one of friendship; it shows that the bond between Enkidu and Gilgamesh was strong enough to stand up against the gods. When Gilgamesh and Enkidu first defeat Humbaba, they anger the gods. The gods send…

…and he is quick to create a lie for his absence. When she eventually discovers the truth however, Elizabeth adopts a condescending tone, saying "Do as you wish then." Proctor's immediate reaction to her words is anger, as he believes his wife perpetually…