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…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 was driven mad when…

…The play Othello exemplifies the themes of jealousy and chicanery. The play begins when Othello, a general in the Venetian army has angered Iago (a member of the army) by appointing Cassio (another army officer) to the lieutenant position. Iago feels…

…liberal revolutions were occurring, Italian nationalists led rebellions of their own. “Anger over foreign domination led Italian nationalists to call for unity and independence.” Nationalism has been causing a lot of conflict in the past because Italian states…

…the child’s overall development and cause the child to feel inadequate, isolated, unwanted, or uninvolved. This leads to a low self-esteem and may trigger unwanted behavioral responses, which may consist of anger and aggressiveness, or at the other end…

…-sides will be fighting over nothing other than pride. The world’s involvement into the conflict seems to have fueled the anger of both sides. There are hundreds of people suck in the middle. Regular farmers have become heroes. Women starting orphanages…

…the athlete’s trust in the athletic trainer. A common secondary reaction is anger. During this time the athlete may have an angry or hostile attitude and the person around the athlete at the time often takes the force of the anger. It is usually just a release…

…plague epidemic, a few years earlier. With a labor shortage, wages would ordinarily tend to rise, and the government's attempt to prevent this angered farmers and townspeople alike. Against this background the immediate cause for popular anger was a poll tax…

…that it is a story is about ‘strong man’ whose life is dominated by fear and anger. I think that this reflects on the many lives of people today, and they can some how relate to the fear and anger in this book.…

…, “I dislike washing myself, and dogs, and noise”(Jackson 1). Maturity is the ability to control anger and settle differences without violence or destruction. This is not something Merricat handles well. After she is angered by Charles’ unwillingness…

…unchangeable and when a man sins, he provokes God’s holy anger. God can not deny himself because he does not change. So when a good creature becomes evil, God is necessarily grieved. He can not be otherwise because of his own unchangeable holiness. Sometimes I…