Anger Creative Writings Samples For Students

EXT. STORE PARKING LOT - LATE AFTERNOONA YOUNG WOMAN, early 20's, stands in the parking lot of a shabby-looking grocery store. She has a haggard expression and wears a work apron below a puffy down jacket. She is just about to light up a cigarette when she freezes. Peering ahead, she sees a BLACK LIMOUSINE coming toward her. She recognizes the limousine and has a brief debate on whether to go back into the store or stay standing. Her hands are trembling with rage, and she stands in anticipation of what she predicts will be an explosive confrontation, for yet another time. CATHY takes a deep, calculated ...

Road rage is a situation in which there is a form of violence on the roads. As the words suggest, it is clear to understand the meaning of the two words. Independently, they bring up no meaning close to the one that they have when combined. In a nutshell, one cannot term as a road rage, any rage incident that happens away from the roads.
As it happens on the roads, the incidents in most cases involve drivers. It is, for example an offense to drive above the speed limit in many countries such as America and Saudi Arabia. There comes a time ...

In his full statement of the case, Henry Jekyll lays out the terrible quandary that has beholden him, the addiction to his transformation into the monster that is Edward Hyde. He goes into great detail regarding his aesthetic lifestyle as he tried to keep away from the potions that were making him into the monster and the contrast with his quiet and relatively obscure life of the doctor could not be too great.
The first question I would like to put up for discussion is why did Henry Jekyll resort to becoming Edward Hyde? Was it due to ...

“Egg Foo Young Chicken!” The Chinese girl at the counter handed Richard a tray of food and placed a fortune cookie next to his drink. “You have a good day, now!”
So hungry, Richard ate all of his food in five minutes. He took the plastic from the cookie and bit into it, taking out the little piece of paper that had his fortune written on it. Finishing his coke, he read the message and almost spit out all of his drink.

“Richard, your wife is having an affair.”

How could this cookie know his name? How could this cookie know he was married? How could this cookie ...

Assignment 2.

Concerning the circle of Hell I would send him to, as Dante, it might have been the second circle, meaning the one responsible for lust and where sinners were hunted by horrible storm. On the other hand, I think it would be too mild because Dante's perception of lust is more connected with love and obsession with one's beloved one, rather than an act of dominance and possession of one' will and freedom. So, I would place him in the Seventh circle for violence because he committed violence against those women he raped. I would place him in the ...

1. Marie de France’s “Bisclavret” is far more understated in its description of the werewolf than similar imagery in modern novels. One element of modern writing is an increased reliance on imagery rather than suggestion, and while the important element of “Bisclavret” is the theme rather than description, in modern works we tend to get both – consider the case of Professor Lupin from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The focus in “Bisclavret” is on the treachery of the wife and the knight, and the rectitude of the former baron. The narration in ...

1 a). In the context, Frankfurt writes“Liars must believe they know the truth first, however, bullshitters don’t need to know the truth.” What then, do you believe to be a fundamental difference between lying and bullshitting?
Answer: Liars must know the truth and they consciously fabricate a lie. Their intention is to oppose the truth. However, bullshitters don’t have a strong stand for or against the truth. Their intention is to get away simply with exaggeration and extrapolation. A person talking bullshit is unconcerned with the truth and is loose with her/his words. There are laxity and aloofness towards the ...

Adler’s Three Safeguarding Tendencies

A major contributor to our understanding of psychology, Alfred Adler advanced the concept of three safeguarding behaviors. In addition, he set forth the idea that six safeguarding techniques are used by people to protect themselves from any threats to the three safeguarding behaviors, i.e. protecting one’s self from physical harm, protecting one’s reputation with others, and any blow to our self-esteem (Miller, 2016). The six safeguarding techniques include distance seeking, aggression, symptoms, anxiety, exclusion tendency, and excuses (Miller, 2016). One of Adler’s safeguarding techniques, aggression, can be found throughout Scripture, but could have been avoided in ...

The teardrops of constellations are shimmering in the cloudless night sky. Another summer is fading away just like her hopes for his coming. Bit by bit coldness of the end of August steals all joy and summer plants that are never meant to be. Standing by the large study window and gazing into the darkness of garden Misha could feel how hot current of pain, despair and anger goes through the whole of her body and pinches her right into the heart thus spreading incurable venom of apathy through her veins. Suddenly burning emotions turn into cold indifference making ...

For all my colleagues, I would like to discuss how the behavior of each of the members of the conversation at an office affected the end result of the conversation. Firstly, communication is supposed to be a back and forth process and each person involved in a setting for making a decision, needs to participate, voice their opinion and they are heard. Similarly, other people in that setting need to listen to the speaker while they are talking so that a message is conveyed properly. When everyone sat down with one person at the board jotting down the ideas ...

In everyday activities, emotions are normal occurrences that human cannot avoid. An emotion is tightly attached to the mood, personality, motivation, temperament, and disposition of a person. In addition, a relatively short-lived conscious involvement is categorized by the deep mental action and the extraordinary pleasure or displeasure. A person can have the emotion of being free, in which he or she is not bothered by the life occurrences such as depression, rage, depression, guilt, shame, and self-doubt.
An emotion of being free keeps a person’s mind free and not occupied by any bothering feeling. The feeling may seem ...

When I saw Janet first, she seemed like any other woman in her mid-twenties. She was comfortable to talk to, only, she seemed a little quiet and pale. She worked part-time at a local grocery store. It is her story that makes her different from others. She was sexually abused by her step-dad when she was ten. I was part of the youth support service team appointed to help her out and get her life back on her track. After a couple of meetings with her, we were able to get her to communicate, and gradually her story unfolded. ...

Stephen Crane spent about thirty hours in an open boat on 1 January 1897 and years later he published the story that became a reflection of his experience. “The Open Boat” wasn’t just a description of those thirty hours; it was a short story that related to Crane’s main beliefs and concerns about the society (Spofford 316). There are some main points of interest in the story – its motifs of nature’s indifference and brotherhood that unite in the face of it.
At the center of the story Crane puts indifference of the universe and the nature of human ...

In the process of socialization every person definitely faces with the aggression from the side of other people. The phenomenon of aggression has been discussed by many psychologists and sociologists from the different perspectives. Lots of theories and surveys discuss the factors and the roots of aggression. So what are the reasons that make people humiliate others is the question we need to answer.
While watching videos on YouTube I always try to find something eye-catching and funny. Yesterday I stumbled on a new episode that concerned bullying. I expected to see the evidence of violence in High School. ...

Research

- Why did Jim feel it necessary to analyze reflective material produced by students rather than just interview final-year students in his research
There are two perspectives which compelled Jim to use the effective material that the students produced. One perspective involves the limitations that are attributed to the survey data, which may jeopardize the clear information needed for proper understanding the relationship between the Work-Based Learning students and the application of such placement experience during their final year. It is imperative to note that, the process of collecting, sampling and analyzing data involves a lot of aspects which ...

Who am I? What am I? What is my name? All these questions do not matter for me. I am neither a man, nor a monster. I do not live, I survive. How did I get to it? Let me tell you my story and you will understand everything.
My story begins somewhere in the nineteenth century. I woke up tied on the table. A man in a white coat was standing over me. For the first time he was smiling, but in a moment his face became contorted with a terror. I did not understand many things that time, but I felt ...

Nowadays, to have a healthy life became a very important goal to achieve for every person. Everybody talks about healthier ways to eat, sports that provide you wellbeing and a lot of ways of how can you live longer and happy. But not all the persons have a healthy behaviour; a lot of them have problems with smoking, drinking alcohol or having eating disorders. For those persons to come back on the right road, a behaviour change should be made. It wouldn’t be easy at the beginning but for definitely will be worth in the end.
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a. What are your personal reactions to this movie? Be descriptive.
“The Princess Bride” is a charming, funny Gothic film filled with colorful characters. The most captivating part of the movie is the sense of sincerity with which Director Reiner tells the story. The princess’ enchanted appearance also adds more interesting features to the film. “Princess Bride” is a postmodern fairy tale movie that affirms and challenges the principles of a genre that may be devoid of flexibility to provide support to the movie. The character of Patinkin is a joy to witness in this film because of his longhaired ...

A rhetorical choice is that strategy that any writer decides to use that helps to make his or her message much more effective, comprehensible and also very compelling to read. These kinds of choices function to make the writer more fascinating, memorable and convincing. Most writings have an intention of either to raise questions, to inform the reader, to criticize an occurrence, to entertain, to understand a perception, to introduce a relationship of several ideas, to create an imagination, to support an argument and also to persuade. From these excerpts there are several rhetoric strategies that have been implemented to enhance ...

The history of US corrections

Prisons are seen by nature as places marred violent. The first riot in prisons in the US did occur even before Independence Declaration in the prison of New gate at Connecticut in 1774. These uprisings continue even to date. One report shows that the United States institutions of correctional experienced an estimate of over 1,300 riots within 20th century. These insurgencies are attributable to a variety of causes, which include gang rivalries, racial tension, individual feuds and the general grievances aligned with prison administrators and guards.
The federal imprisonment has been in evolution ever since it was incepted. ...

There is no secret ingredient for being a good mother. This is what the “Future Home of Living God” story indicates. The story of Cedar Hawk Songmaker, on her birth name Mary Potts reveals that a woman should develop her own style of being a mother. In the beginning of the story she tells to her unborn baby “I promise you this: I’ll be a good mother even though I’ve fucked up everything so far.” (Erdrich 3), based on the second edition of a magazine that she read while she was at the Mayo Clinic – the Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy. She felt ...

Although Sophie Caco was raised by her aunt, Tante Atie until she was 12, a psychological connection created between Sophie and her natural mother, Martine, a bound that traveled beyond the distance that separated them, a bound that was in their genes. The inheritance is by far the predominant theme of Danticat’s novel and it explores how the familial past can influence one’s future.
As a teenager, Martine was continuously the subject of her mother testing her virginity. The author somehow suggests that this is a common practice in the Haitian families, although she addresses a letter to Sophie, at the end ...

Taken from the posthumous memoir of Dr. John Watson, published on the 25th anniversary of his passing, in which the prolific chronicler of England’s most celebrated amateur detective frankly admits to the many and fanciful misrepresentations of his friend’s character - falsehoods which Watson confesses to have perpetrated upon an unsuspecting and admiring public. To wit, that Sherlock Holmes was, in fact, bored speechless and rendered irremediably irresoluteby excessive detail.
“Of the many compelling investigations carried to a happy and just resolution by the ‘observational powers’ of my friend Sherlock Holmes, few if any can be ascribed ...

“Sit down, child,” said Nana, her voice full of kindness. I rolled my eyes a bit; I’m thirteen already, I thought, I’m not a child. However, I acquiesced to my grandmother’s request and sat down next to her. The wooden chair creaked under my weight, indicating it was on its last legs. I really did not want to be here; I had other things to do. It was the summer before high school, and so I wanted to hang out with my friends, talk to Derek about whether or not he liked me too, and everything else that ...