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…rhythm that can lead to sudden death. In fact, such men were 20% more likely to have died of anything during the study period than less-angry men, the researchers found. Men who said they shake with anger, or get headaches or muscle tension also were more…

…prepared worked it doesn't have no idea what's going on trying to figure it out not working jumping around trying to express it not coming out the anger why are they here maybe it's not there fault easy to blame since arriving where'd…

…is brought a step closer to realizing the true nature of his actions. Foretold in prophecy and initiated by his anger, the downfall of Oedipus comes to fruition as all facts gradually come to light. This "enlightening" starts with the revelations of a blind…

…to vent there anger, so they take it out on there spouces. Society blames women for the abuse that they recive. some other reasons for spousal abuse are social valuse, traditons, laws, attitudes these condones the beatings. the reason that they dont do much…

…one to blame for this destruction, even though he tries to place the blame on others. Oedipus' real traits are shown in his downfall, his haste, his anger and his truthfulness are his greatest enemies. The story portrays Oedipus' lack of patients. Oedipus…

…. Fear lies unawakened in the dark recesses of the soul, only to be awoke by the treacheries of the unknown. Fear manifests itself in many ways, the most common way however, is anger, and I know this manifestation all to well. Anger controls a large…

…all else. At the age of sixteen, she sent him off to war and gloried in his successes. <Tab/>Volumnia's ruling passion is fury. She claims that "Anger's my meat; I sup upon myself," but she is also judicious. As she tells Coriolanus she has…

…and Expressive components. Cognitive component are the conscious experience of emotions and the way they are labeled. Six primary emotions are: Anger, Disgust, Fear, Happiness, Sadness and Surprise. Other emotions are: Contempt, Guilt, Interest, and Shame…

…strove to become in their lifetime. Grendel is constantly angry, afraid and unsure of himself; while Beowulf is fearless and loyal to his king. Through Grendel's own hatred and anger, he brings his own downfall. The "sin-stained demon" has his roots…

…was,"It should have been me!," Disappointment, anger, looking to blame, "Did I miss my dream chance at fame?"…