Rage

The Speaker shows more uncooperativeness towards the future. When talking to his father the Speaker says, “Do not go gentle into the good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” (Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night). The speaker is powerless in the prevention of his father’s passing away. Here too, he tries to resist against an uncontrollable process. He even goes as far as to asking his…

mostly its owner than others. It is a normal feeling everybody can undergo through it. But, the problem is how to manage it positively and not letting it affect your life negatively. Anger is a natural emotion, but uncontrollable anger can manifest into rage, revenge, and numerous other negative outcomes. Now days, revenge becomes a familiar negative method used by people…

How does Clarke create such a vivid impression of the bull in 'Friesian Bull'? In ‘Friesian Bull’, Clarke uses alliteration, description of the bull’s body and vocabulary of rage and insanity to create a vivid impression of the bull. Throughout the poem, Clarke makes use of alliteration to create a vivid impression of the bull. Clarke uses sibilance multiple times: she mentions the ‘steel bars between [the heifer’s] trap and [the bull’s] small yard’ in the first stanza, and she describes…

Women in the ancient world were treated differently from the men as if they were not that important. Medea, on the other hand, Instead of moving on with her life, Medea had allowed her emotions get the best of her. This is what caused her to go into rage. As stated in the past, she had already committed a murder of her brother to show her honor and loyalty to Jason. Now the tables have turned since he betrayed her and their family all at once. She began to have thoughts on murdering their own…

Humans are one of the only species to kill its own kind, but like many animals, humans seek revenge. Virgil's epic, The Aeneid is one of the best writings of all time. In book IV of the Aeneid Dido, queen of Carthage falls in love with a man named Aeneas. The gods tell Aeneas to found Rome Italy. He obeys his gods and plans to leave in secret during the night. When Dido finds him she is so hurt she swears that she will get her revenge. She eventually kills herself because she is so hurt and she…

with the attempt to escape this, she is still returned to Calchas for sacrifice. This leaves ten years of war for Clytemnestra to plan her revenge against Agamemnon. Upon his return, however, she gives him some love. This love quickly transitions to rage and hate after she witnesses her husband with his mistress Cassandra. Clytemnestra now has new victim after already finishing the plans for revenge on Agamemnon. Now her plan is to kill both Cassandra and Agamemnon and she does it in a very…

The traffic is horrifying in Chicago, so it makes sense for some people to have a little road rage or in Milskys case a little too much road rage. People swearing, cursing at each other out the windows of their cars on the road at 9 in the morning. Even though no one’s at fault because no one can control traffic. The better option is to leave the house earlier, but these people along with Milsky choose not to. What people don’t realize in that moment is the feelings of others. They don’t…

narrator is in this moment. He uses repetition to make the narrator’s blind rage stand out in the scene, restating phrases such as his demand for the man to apologize. In addition to this, the narrator also continues to say that he “kicked him,” creating the image of a thorough beating and therefore better depicting his rage. We see this…

Thomas Wolfe’s The Child by Tiger and Richard Connell’s The Most Dangerous Game both take a look at the result of a deteriorating mindset of two strong men. The stories are written in a way that give us a small glimpse into the tainted mindset of two very different individuals and the outcome of that deterioration. Although written in different styles, with dramatically different characters both stories have common characteristics. In The Child by Tiger, one man hides his mental struggle behind…

Silence in the face of Racism It was just this past Christmas break that I realized how racist my community could be towards people of different races. Whenever we our youth had Bible study, our instructor would make remarks about my cousin, who is half Samoan and half black in regards to his race. He would said, “go sit in the back like how it was meant to be”. Majority of the youth would laughed along with the instructor because it was meant to be a funny joke. My cousin would silently smiled…