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…. This angered the local Sichuan people and they came together. Rebels attacked the governor's palace and looted his belongings. Anti Manchu sentiment was rising and it was only a matter of time before a revolt would stem. This riot was seen as a just cause…

…only inquiring his way” and Hyde “broke out in a great flame of anger” and “trampled his victim under foot” (Stevenson 25-26). Hyde’s anger at Carew might stem from his anger towards Jekyll. Carew, a well-respected citizen, is quite possibly propositioning…

…. The use of this complex mechanism for coping was first observed by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross in her work with terminally ill patients. Given time to transition through all of the stages, the pattern was clear: the patients went from a stage of denial, anger…

…said that they were looking at Gene. Before they return, Finny calls Gene his "best pal" and Gene wanted to reply, but he wasn't sure about it himself and he also has a hard time expressing his true feelings. That was his first enemy, now the next, anger…

…vs. Charles, Charles takes out his anger on Adam and severely beats him. Later, when Adam is hiding, he notices Charles looking for him and in his hand is a hatchet (30). His intention is to kill Adam, but he gives up after he cannot locate him. Charles…

…, the bankruptcy of the government, the attitude and behaviour of Louis XVI, and the bad economic of France. All of these factors had caused the anger of the people. Although Louis XVI couldn't help with some of the cause that led to his downfall, he was partly…

…inherent character. His jealous nature, his vulnerability to being easily manipulated and his trust too quickly personality, through to the end of the book where his uncontrollable anger overpowers his senses till he commits a crime. Throughout the play you come…

…to apprehend Othello for what must obviously be in Brabantio's eyes, an abuse of his daughter by Othello... Iago lies that Roderigo and not himself, was responsible for angering Brabantio against Othello, Iago telling Othello that he should watch out for Brabantio's…

…, now the next, anger. Gene's anger isn't too bad alone but when jealousy and anger are lurking in the same domain, they prove to be a deadly combination. Gene was angry about such things as Finny's ability not to get in trouble, and Gene's unwillingness…

…understand. Toddlers won't hear what adults say, they will hear the tone of a parent's voice. They need the love of the parent at these times, not anger. Bigger children need to be helped to see how the things they do affect others. They need parent's help…