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…of a pre-planned duel, Hamlet let his anger overcome him. Hamlet killed Claudius in an impulsive act, thus overcoming his own "tragic flaw." Hamlet, Shakespeare, act III, scene 1.…

…as a general. Desdemona exposes her true love for Othello and Brabantio gives his duties back and sends him to Cyprus. Desdemona’s father is very angry about this marriage and even more so because she wants to accompany him to Cyprus. Through this anger, I see…

…, and body piercing. Punks believe in excluding themselves from society by being different (odd or rude clothing). This is a sign of rebel, a big bald sign with the words "THIS IS HOW WE EXPRESS OUR ANGER TO YOU". Music plays a big factor in the punk subculture…

…the crying baby was in her right hand. They were trying to reach the taxi as fast as they could. All of a sudden, the young man stopped and ordered her to stay where she was, until he got his marriage doccument. With a lot of fear, sadness, and anger, she did. She…

…This play took a lot of energy for me to read. It came across as too hyper-dramatical, if that's even a term. Nora's actions confused me and angered me all at once. I disliked her overindulgence in her husband's care taking. She made herself out to be so…

…. I'd wake and hear the cold splintering, breaking. When the rooms were warm, he'd call, and slowly I would rise and dress, fearing the chronic angers of that house, When the fires drive away the cold, we experience…

…else is as well. Gene imagines 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…

…for a long time and all the anger grew and burst into war. The action of Gene making Finny fall from the tree was the war. All the major conflicts between Gene and Finny usually involved life or death just like war. For example, when Gene was about…

…. Grendel lived in the marshes, which was a hell on earth, and every time Herot sang and danced with pleasure and joy; Grendel lurked in the marshes with anger. Lines 2-4 explain his anger, “…In the darkness, growled in pain, impatient/ As day after day…

…as a way of coping with what was really anger and hate. In today’s society that is very true.…