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…not the only group accused of bringing on the plague, but they suffered the anger of mob violence over a large area. There were massacres, and Jews being expelled from towns. These actions were outbursts of popular fear and anger. There were many that simply…

…live on national television?” (Aldrich 6B) He is obviously angry that we have been somewhat shut out from the Supreme Court decision on the Florida recount. Anger and aggression fill the voice of this article as “we the people” have been kept in the dark…

…peers are beginning to doubt his innocence. Finny has a burst of anger at the end of Gene's trial in the Assembly Hall. During this outburst, Finny says; "I just don't care. Nevermind" (168). Finny's outburst causes his second injury, which is rooted…

…, but true. “Dixie” and “Northern Dixie” were also songs that showed the tenacity of everyone in America, regardless of side. “Northern Dixie” really shows the anger in the Union soldiers. It shows their anger towards the Southern ideas of slavery, and how…

…an ancient grudge carried out from their ancestors. The theme of fighting is already revealed in the opening line to the story. Following the line of fighting and anger comes the second theme, love. Shakespeare writes about two “star - crossed lovers…

…was introduced to a quick glimpse of friendliness from old man De Lacey, but that was quickly put to rest. Love and friendship go hand in hand and are something that everyone searches for, wants, and needs. Loneliness and rejection only cause anger and hatred…

…of the decisions and actions done by Hamlet. Gertrude influenced Hamlet significantly throughout the course of the play. Hamlet was very angered by his mother's remarriage. A few months after his father's death, Gertrude married Claudius, Hamlet's uncle. He…

…or how they live. At the end of the story Craig kills Erick. He killed out of fear and anger. He killed out of anger for drinking his blood, when the boat was in the distance, he should really have understood that he had no choice. The fear took over…

…“parents” he ran from them and vowed never to return. On the road Oedipus met a man traveling in a carriage, and when told to step aside so they could pass, Oedipus struck out in anger and killed the King of Thebes, who we know to be his biological father…

…murderers what will happen to them if they commit a similar crime. This is not the way to do it though. Murder is defined as the killing of an individual intentionally and unlawfully. With every murder there is a trigger that provoked an uncontrollable anger…