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…fuels itself." A huge chasm opens up between himself and his friends due to the incident he couldn't confide to them, isolating him even further within his anger. In the powerful confrontation scene after the incident in which he confronts Annabel, Spider…

…hundred peasant revolts took place during his reign. Alexander II, who took the throne in 1855 tried to avert revolt by attempting reform. In 1861 he freed the serfs and gave them expectations of free land allotments. But to their surprise, and anger…

…more fierce, the knot of anger inside him more tight." (p.31) This further describes Andres' passion and intensity while relating to his eyes. Andres thinking back to what Braulio used to say also makes the descriptions more vivid. "You've got…

…with their time through emotions. Some of the men just sit there and take it but others try and kill them selves because its to hard. Yet a good portion of the inmates deal with it through anger and taking it out on other people. Really none of them cope with the time…

…-worth, hopelessness and anger. Suicidal teens generally feel that their emotions are played down, not taken seriously, or met with opposition by other people, but it should always be taken seriously(Hyde and Forsythe). There are ways of watching…

…of adolescents who possess certain arbitrarily negative characteristics might lead to internalized anger of the individual. This anger may build up over time and eventually be vented through violent behaviour. One doesn't need to be a social scientist to make…

…seen what a fool anger is. You might have lived here happily, secured and honored..... by being just a little decently respectful toward those in power. Instead, you had to go mad with anger and talk yourself into exile.” (Medea 254) Medea brought her…

…to believe that the only way out is killing the instigator. What is wrong with the world today? Why are we all acting on this one vulgar and disgusting emotion? Anger management is a very hard topic to deal with. Because we all get volatile for different…

…seriously. Rebellion: Upriser would enter the community and release there anger on religious symbols. They destoryed many religious artilces including burning the monasteries, churches and crosses. The cursed the religios symbols, made sacrafices and perfromed…

…never demonstrated inappropriate behavior. Christ certainly got angry at times. But, his anger was a healthy kind of anger at people taking advantage of the downtrodden by lining their pockets at the temple. He wasn’t just irrationally ticked off because…