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…, is the ultimate example of a hero. His acts of goodness are shown through his efforts to free King Hrothgar¹s hall from the wrath of Grendel, then of Grendel¹s mother and finally in his old age an evil dragon. King Hrothgar¹s love for his people and overall goodness…

…Nature’s Wrath “Nature is our host and we are the parasite.” In the book, The Hot Zone, Mr. Preston has explained one of the most feared things known to mankind, the virus. Even though as small as a needle head, it can kill humans faster than any…

…, this is a Montague, our foe. A villain that is hither come in spite To scorn at our solemnity this night” exclaimed a furious Tybalt, in a wrathful tone, while arguing insanely with Old Capulet. However, Tybalt’s fury soared to unmentionable heights, when Old Capulet…

…the authority of the Court, poured out their wrath in many word…

…destinations beyond the First Circle. The Second Circle contains the lustful. The Third Circle is for gluttons. The Fourth Circle is for spenders & hoarders. The Fifth Circle is for the wrathful and sullen. The Sixth Circle is for heretics. The Seventh Circle…

…to their lairs far beneath the ocean. Nature's wrath was not to be incurred. I recovered from my stance and ran for shelter into the gazebo. The sky wailed. The sound of rain thrashed the ground mercilessly, sending mud and grass down the slopes…

…are always battling, with Pluto watching them. Phlegyas is the guardian of Circle V, the circle of the Wrathful. The circle is really the Styx river, and Phlegyas is the ferryman. Phlegyas is the symbol of supreme rage, as he burned Apollo's temple after his…

…The part of the book that stood out the most in the second half of his narrative is the part where he stands up to Mr. Covey. Douglas comes back after a two day disappearance and is to endure the wrath of Covey. Something in Douglas says…

…and the role of human reason in the form of Virgil are the two main themes in the poem. Canto VIII contains Dis, the capital of Hell and is most representative of these themes. <Tab/>The sinners caught in the 5th circle, Styx, are the Wrathful, ones…

…. As I stated earlier, Achilles mostly fought for social position and power, and the death of his best friend Patroclus, didn't make Achilles more deliberative or self-reflective, wrath, pride, and bloodlust still consumed him. Achilles would also sacrifice…