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…by Candy that the boss takes his anger out on Crooks even though he does nothing wrong: “ The boss gives him hell when he’s mad.” Candy also tells about an incident which shows just how violent and racist the men in the bunkhouse are. Candy tells us…

…is temporarily interrupted when he learns of Ophelia's suicide. He goes to her gravesite to mourn her but is interrupted by an enraged Laertes who challenges him to a duel later that day. The source of Laertes' anger is Claudius. The King manages to convince him…

…or a parable is there (Brooks and Warren 250). “The Lottery” shows how much humans try and find a scapegoat and then how humans take out all of their built up anger and insecurities on the actually scapegoat. An example of this is when an accusation about a man’s…

…of an illegitimate child who was assumed dead by Villefront years earlier. The child had survived and was marrying into the family. This revelation leads angers him deeply and many deaths occur afterwards. It is almost as if when Dantes returns to France incognito, he has…

…of the week. The rooms are all decorated in a different color, black being the last and most important, showing the ideas of the sun rising in the east and setting in the west and also the path of life to death. The seven deadly sins include envy, anger…

…saw his her face. She did not have a look of anger, but a look of love. She realized he had already punished himself enough. The beginning of the story was sad. I felt very bad for Ed; he had such a terrible day. All he wanted to do was show off his…

…women are perceived as objects and men feel they can use them any way they want. Power is another motive. Men want distinction and praise whether from their peers or a woman. Men also rape out of anger. For example, the helpless felling they have in prisons…

…the question “Who are these people that spend that much for performing clowns and $1,000 for toy sailboats? What kinda work they do and how they live and how come we ain’t in on it”(Bambara 354) This angers her becauses she knows that “these” people are nearly…

…revenge on Frankenstein for giving him life. The monster did not understand the concept of right and wrong and he especially didn't mean to kill anybody. His expression of anger ended up being violent, even fatal to the victim, and it just worked out that he…

…of anger and law, but this is not what Vincentio had in mind. Angelo is not only the ideal choice for deputy because he serves his own justice, but because he is a hypocrite and a scumbag. Angelo slept with a woman while he was betrothed and he tries to trick…