A great quote that shows how Griffin acknowledges her frustration and fear is, "The feeling that I had let everything go out of control. ... By writing this essay, Griffin reveals her own search for rage within herself. ... And as I strike her, blow after blow, a shudder of weeping is released in me, and I become utterly myself, the weeping in me becoming rage, the rage turning to tears, all the time my heart beating, all the time uttering a soundless, bitter, passionate cry, a cry of vengeance and of-(Griffin 368) Her own feelings of rage, and pain, and anger, and belonging, were built up i...

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The character, Iago, is quoted here claiming his hatred for Othello because he suspects that he had been sleeping with his wife, in the first act. ... A man engulfed in such rage that he cannot tame, forces him to irrationally and eventually hurts those he loves. ... Othello, being nave and trusting in Iago, faces an uncontrollable jealousy rage that leads him to lose all common sense and judgment. ... His plan fell through perfectly, in which the purpose was to act on his hatred for Michael Cassio. ... • 2 embedded quotes • 1 block quote • work cited list (primary, secon...

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This last quote I feel takes us back to the race differences. ... Does this quote show the steps back to his animal ways? The tone that this quote presents to us would be one of pure hatred and evil. ... Othello's language is more from the heart, containing rage and fury presented to us using much animalistic and quite violent imagery. ...

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Everyone, at one time or another, has felt a violent urge at the pit of their stomach in the fit of rage, a hate so momentarily strong that you feel as if you couldn't predict what you would do next. ... The massacre there was well-planned and obviously not something done in the heat of rage. ... The two teens had a very deep hatred for their fellow classmates and they even actually used a school yearbook to cross out the pictures of who would be killed in their slaughter, a majority of the students in the yearbook were crossed out. ... They both felt excluded from society, like outsiders...

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In the quote above, Billy Budd represents the tree, and the other sailors represent the clump of grass. ... An environment of hatred came into play when Billy Budd came onto the new ship. ... Eventually the hatred between Claggart and Billy Budd built up, like the growing surge of electricity in the air, and Claggart informs Captain Vere that Billy Budd is planning a mutiny. ... In rage and fury, after the lightening finally strikes the tall tree, Billy Budd then bounces that lightening back and punches Claggart. ...

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The remainder of the quote, "Take twenty years of my life, comrade, and stand up - take more, for I do not know what I can even attempt to do with it now," renders to the fact that although the soldiers may have escaped the bullets of war, they were destroyed forever by it. Although the gruesome aspects of war lead to their personal hell on Earth afterward, they dreaded the end of it almost as much as they dreaded wound and death, For, they now would have nothing to forward to but years of rage. ... For the great number of youths that were lost in this war trough hatred and selfishness, thi...

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Supporters of the death penalty often quote from the bible to justify their conviction. ... Recent studies have shown, however, that there is no evidence that would back this assumption since individuals who commit a murder are often under the influence of drugs or alcohol, act out of fear or rage, or panic while committing another crime such as kidnapping or robbery. ... Capital punishment just sheds more blood which results in a downward spiral of hatred and violence. ...

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In act one of Macbeth, he is quoted as saying to himself, "If chance will have me King, why, chance may crown me,/ Without my stir" (Shakespeare, I, iii, 143-144). ... Therefore from this quote, Macbeth clearly states that it is that of his vaulting ambition which spurs him on further into his wrongful doing. ... However, ambition can easily be altered into wrongful accusations and acts of hatred and fear. ... Macbeth's ambition soon became turned and knotted with jealousy and rage. ... Macbeth's jealous rage was first evident in act three when he ordered the execution of his ...

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Each boy showed similar signs of hatred. ... But it will be over soon; their hatred will be gone... Eric, in the tape, made clear to his brother that he fueled his rage (Gibbs 42). ... Dylan is shown in the video quoting lines from Manson's songs. ... This hatred also pops on Eric's website. ...

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The last person illustrating effects of tyrannical governments is Captain Beatty, a captain of the fire department who has much hatred towards books and those who read. ... Captain Beatty is a book burner with much knowledge of literature seeing as he quotes many famous quotes from classics such as Julius Caesar while he explains to Montag the evils of books. ... Either way, the government seems to have affected Captain Beatty psychologically through brainwash and rage. ...

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Though it is unclear whether Patroklos knew he would parish on the battle fields of Troy, the result of his death subsequently causes Achilleus's rage and hatred towards the Trojans to escalate to a new level, and causes his conscious to force him into the heat of battle. ... undying hatred for the Trojans cause him to die. ... No matter what kind of fury and rage Patroklos was in, he still knows that he does not stand a chance against the god,[Apollo] spoke, and Patroklos gave ground before him a great way / avoiding the anger of him who strikes from afar, Apollo.? ... (XVI. 89-95) T...

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In his letter he stated that, "We have been in greater danger from the disorganised attacks by the criminal elements - This quote by Warren cannot be considered reliable as he had loyalties to the British army. ... This was a political consequence as Northern Ireland no longer wanted to have anything to do with the British Government or Army and a fresh wave of hatred, for the British Goverment, spread over Northern Ireland. ... The quote is reasonably reliable in the facts it gives as other later historians have written books on what the Tribunal was set up for, however, as the historian ...

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The quote "Life, liberty, fraternity or death " completely personifies the French Revolution. ... All the peasants rage manifested itself into the Storming of the Bastille. ... The men and women entered the Bastille in search of ammunition but erupted into violent rage when a guard fired into the crowd. ... The French Revolution began and ended in bloodshed and hatred. ... The French revolution is a clear example of the repercussions of a revolution based out of fear and hatred....

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Also, in the prologue it states, " The fearful passage of their death-mark"d love, And the continuance of their parents rage: Which but their children's end nought could remove." Both these quotes show that even before Romeo and Juliet met there was so much hate between the two families that fate was always going to between them but this was nothing to do with their actions. ... During the play tybalt has so much hatred and wants to fight the Montague's he also killed Mercutio that made Montague's angry I think this lead up to the event. ... Also, in the prologue...

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Mercutio also uses a double entendre for this quote, meaning also that if Romeo is to have sex with the woman that he loves, then he will sink into her and burden her body. ... This speech marks a significant moment in the play, because this is where the action presented within the play begins to roll out of the control of any of the characters; Romeo is unable to control his love for Juliet, just as much as Mercutio is unable to control his urge to jump to Romeo's defense in the fight with Tybalt, and Tybalt is unable to control his hatred of Montagues. ... Romeo refuses, stating that:...

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The main character and the things he does and witnesses show the extent of hatred and evil found in people. ... As the above quote describes, Scott was a soldier in constant pursuit of the enemy. ... Shakur describes how white police target colored people, expressing more rage and hatred than the gang members. ...

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The British governments rule has caused him to be, "stuck between my hatred of the empire I served and my rage against the evil-spirited little beasts who tried to make my job impossible". ... The many uses of the word "hate" coupled with both the Burmese and Orwell's hatred for one another, show the perverse hard feelings between them. ... This quote is yet another of Orwell's admission of the many faults of imperialism. ...

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"Like hatred, jealousy is forbidden by the laws of life because it is essentially destructive" (Alexis Carrel). ... After Iago manipulated Othello's feeling by proving him that Desdemona was having an affair with Cassio, Othello is in full rage tide and decides to kill both Desdemona and Cassio, both innocent men. ... This quote represents how the feel of distrust made Othello became obsessed with the idea of Desdemona having an affair, and as a result making her swear on her soul. ... After hearing rumors that Othello slept with Emilia, paranoia takes over Iago's perceptio...

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(Machiavelli 1714) " Machiavelli also states "a prince [new authority] cannot avoid the name cruel because new states [new responsibilities/duties] are filled with perils.(1714)" This quote directly relates to Othello in the sense that he has just become a well-known, well?... This statement of Machiavelli is in direct correlation with the following quote, the denouncement of Othello by Roderigo. ... Cocco 4 The following quote located at the opening of Act 1 Scene 1 shows this defamation of Othello's courageous name... The interlocking theme that every man in new authority will face...

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(1.3.247-258) This quote is stating that she will love him regardless of what he does. ... The side of dishonesty, hatred, cruelty and other characteristics associated with evil is personified in the play by Othello's thought-to-be friend, Iago. ... After the handkerchief incident, Othello is blind with Jealousy and rage. ...

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He was shallow, filled with so much rage and hatred for his father, who left his mom and him alone, which he will never be able to forgive and forget. ... As I quoted, Landon said "It was, I remember, the most wonderful moment in my life". ...

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He also invented multitudes of expressions and phrases, which can be seen clearly, not to mention humorously, in the following masterful passage written by Bernard Levin: "If you cannot understand my argument, and declare 'It's Greek to me', you are quoting Shakespeare; if you claim to be more sinned against than sinning, you are quoting Shakespeare; if you recall your salad days, you are quoting Shakespeare; if you act more in sorrow than in anger, if your wish is father to the thought, if your lost property has vanished into thin air, you are quoting Shakespeare; if you have ...

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The argument about who Jesus was has been debated and raged for centuries. ... And for the quote from C.S. ... It is true that Jesus produced the three effects of "Hatred-Terror-Adoration." ... Therefore, regarding the quote, I thought it was a well-written thought and a good point. ...

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Iago begins with "despise me if I do not- and the whole speech to Roderigo is filled with bitter hatred for the character Cassio. ... What makes us cringe is her obliviousness to her husband's reasons for rage. ... This is why I agree mostly with the second quote as opposed to the first. ... However, the quote referring to the soliloquy being outdated, states just that; the soliloquy. ...

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He does this by penetrating their deepest fears and concerns, using that to "make the net that shall emesh them all" into a jealous web of hatred [II. iii. 356]. ... Throughout the play Othello almost every character at one time or another referred to Iago as an honest man while the audience saw Iago cruelly and viciously lie and deceive one character after another, trapping them all in a jealous rage. ... He knows exactly where everyone's weakness is, and he knows exactly how to spark the evil, jealous rage that exists in most characters of Othello. ...

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