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…, is a follower. Deep down Gene can be evil from all the anger that has built up inside of him. Through the book the question that the reader continually sees is whether or not Gene proposlley shook the tree limb so that Finny would fall. Gene…

…. Upham’s attitude and rigidness in following law where logic clearly dictates that society’s laws have no place in war time and that feelings of fear, anger, retaliation and above all instinct should prevail in a god forsaken place such as the battlefield…

…. This constant viewing certainly has an impact on the ways teens will handle their anger and respond in tough situations. The lack of ethics taught in school and in the home also contributes. Children must be taught to respect others, as well as what is right…

…sense out of. “Who’d pay all that when you can buy a sailboat set for a quarter at Pop’s, a tube of glue for a dime, and a ball of string for eight cents”(928)? Sylvia compares all the expensive toys to what she has, and the comparison furthers her anger. She…

…that well, she had a huge outburst of anger and should have tried to control herself better. Katherine always seems to be upset and angry about something. Thirdly, her father, Baptista, favors her sister, Bianca. Because of this favoritism, Katherine…

…the army to get through their rough times. There were many reasons for the Americans winning the war, the fact that they were on there home land, there anger brought on by British taxes, and at the time there lack of proper war fighting skills. The army…

…“was prevalent everywhere” (p. 38). This famine existed everyday, which made the Revolution necessary. The treatment of Gaspard also arouses much anger. Even though he was avenging the cruel death of his son by he Marquis he was executed. Although Dickens…

…for not abiding by marital laws. This scene in which Myrrhn is killed saddens me because she was killed wrongfully. I think that the showing of unjustness angers and saddens viewers because they feel that such a thing should not happen and have been brought up…

…Puritan domestic lifestyle. Proctor also questions, "I think you're sad again. Are you?" John and Elizabeth are experiencing serious marriage problems. Elizabeth is angered by John's earlier sin of adultery with Abigail. They only remain together and put…

…and motivation, and anger and depression. The term depression is often modified by words that imply either some specific factor or some chemical mechanism as the cause of the state. Thus, in psychological terms, depressions have been considered…