Rant

also exaggerated in the meaning, yet chiding in tone – a warning of the anger that is to come, as well as a demonstration of the hidden existence of his sanity. Nonetheless, his erratic behaviour and mood swings seem to indicate a mental disorder. His rant towards Gertrude is marked by conspicuous actions, like jumping onto the bed to emphasize his point and pulling the sheets off the bed, as well as his intense emotions of reverence and rage towards his father and uncle respectively. The…

Throughout this course we were required to submit 6 journals consisting of two pages each. Out of these journals, I noticed I could improve my rant paper significantly through research and interviews. As a result, I was able to turn my 2 page rant into a 5 page informational rant. This added research and interviews gave the reader more information to fully understand the struggles of being a mail carrier. For my second rewrite, I chose to add a few things to…

Technology is something we as a race and especially as Americans pride ourselves on. Technology has been something that always has a frontier, like that of space, which will always be sought after at any cost. The government is always striving to have the most up-to-date technology in order to better society as a whole, but what they don’t realize is that they will choose technology over the people that they serve. Their thirst for technological advances outweighs the importance of the people…

very controversial things which attract people’s attention and has them respond in either negative or positive ways. Finally, Mr. President just cannot help the fact that he is a spoiled and entitled brat who likes to rant on a social media platform also used by twelve year olds who rant about how their parents will not let them out of the house after ten-thirty or how they ‘need a man’ who can provide for them. President Trump is the most immature and ridiculous president ever voted into office…

story Courtney‘s World by Courtney McCree, she presents us with many different little stories. All of the stories play a major key to the psychological strategy that is presented in many of them. These stories include Food or Drink, Work or Play, and Rant. Which, allows us to take a closer view at them using Freud’s ID, Ego, and Super-ego concept. Freud being one of the most influential people of the twentieth century allow his view on how the works to be very important. When looking at the Id…

meddlesome fairy, but most importantly, a man of rationality, Theseus. He is the Duke of Athens and if any citizen has any sort of dilemma, they would feel obliged to go to Theseus. In the 5th and final act of Shakespeare’s play, Theseus goes on a poetic rant on how the main characters of the play are exaggerating on their enchanted night, and how he sees poetry and love to be foolish. Theseus’ speech is appropriate to him in the way that his character is the pure embodiment of rationality.…

Holden is a phony because of how often he lies. For example, Holden lies to the mother of Ernest Morrow. He rationalizes this by saying that ‘Mothers are slightly insane’ and , “I didn’t feel like giving her my whole life history.” Holden was not in trouble, therefore, he had no acceptable reason to lie, not that there ever really is. According to his own definition, this is what phonies do. He claims to be good and points out other people's flaws and that is what makes him the biggest phony.…

question the validity of Screwtape’s descriptions; in Surprised by the Feminine, Hilder discusses some of the obvious contradictions in Screwtape’s rant, such as, “If the girl is so insignificant, why does she inspire his rage? Or if she is monosyllabic, how can she demonstrate a satirical wit?” (Hilder 58). Instead of assuming that Screwtape’s misogynist rant reflect Lewis’ attitudes, Hilder correctly concludes that Lewis is instead portraying “the idiocy of Screwtape’s denunciation of the girl…

Out Me History” both express anger through a first person perspective, in the form of a dramatic monologue, although the poems offer two different portrayals of anger. In Browning’s poem, the reader is introduced to a seemingly expressive and biased rant from the Duke about his past Duchess, speaking to an envoy. ‘My’, the possessive pronoun, implies he sees women as possessions. The Duke thinks the world revolves around him because he owns "a nine-hundred-years-old name”, the reader realizes…

unpleasant behavior was, undoubtedly, Juror 3. His behavior consisted of constant outbursts, profanity, and unjustified anger. One of the most famous or prominent examples of this is his rant at the end of the film. When everyone was against him, he felt he was under intense pressure and apprehension and resorts to a rant in an enraged state of mind. He resorted to saying things with negative connotations, such as, “You lousy bunch of bleeding hearts.” (pg. 72) or “That goddamn rotten kid”…