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…, but emotionally. The word "marble-heavy, a bag full of God" gives the idea of her father's heavy authority. Despite all the anger, Plath still wishes to join him, and mentions that 'at twenty I tried to die, To get back, back, back to you'. This shows that although…

…and angered Luther more than a dagger ever could. While Luther was away, Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt (famous for changes in the church) and Thomas Muntzer took it upon themselves to be the new leaders of the reformation. Karlstadt was a lot like Luther; he…

…that Finny?s character is exactly the same as his, which of course it isn?t. Gene builds up hate, anger and fear of the character that he has given to Finny. Since this is his own character and not Finny?s at all, the emotions that Gene feels towards…

…£6,600 million (called Reparations) for the damage done during the war) German Reaction to the Treaty: When the Germans heard about the Treaty of Versailles, they felt 'pain and anger'. They felt it was unfair. They had not been allowed…

…behavior problems. Some children react to divorce by acting out in violence. The deepest of all emotions is anger, and it is the easiest to recognize in older children that are coping with a divorce (Fagan). The anger is normally turned toward both parents…

…to distance themselves from the perpetrator. Recognizing that a crime may have been motivated by common feelings like greed and anger, which all humans experience at some point, the criminal shows similarities to the rest of society. Often, lay-persons try to find…

…, the shots of the happy CEOs is juxtaposed with the shots of the violence being inflicted on civilians. The viewer is positioned to feel anger towards the corporation as while there are civilians being brutally bashed, simply for not agreeing with corporations…

…, a world above the pain and suffering of "the below." Ther is the colorful quilt. These colors are symbolic of serenity and anger; they represent life. But an ex-slave could remember a colorless world; a world without life. Beloved is not a world of right…

…During a soliloquy made in "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, we see that Hamlet is a troubled man with feelings of insignificance, depression, and anger. The death of his father followed by the recent remarriage of his mother is just too much to handle…

…bypassed, and the British did the trading. This hurt the economic prosperity of the colonists, mobs had strengthened in anger and the Boston tea Party followed. The British were irate at the colonial resistance to British law, therefore the British passed…