The Characteristics Of Anger In Literature

‘’Anger is like flowing water, there’s nothing wrong with it as long as you let it flow, anger that you denied yourself the freedom to feel, the freedom to flow. Allow yourself to feel anger, allow your water to flow, along with all the paper boats of forgiveness. Be human’’ (Joy Bell 7).

Anger has been defined in many different ways and from many different people either literary or psychological, as Linda M. Grasso assure that anger is the feeling which lead to the freedom, through anger people gain strength, anger changes from the very internal emotion to the main potential for changing and shaping the new destiny which apply on every single character in drama in which it becomes the only way for liberation (Grasso 11, 12).

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In addition to the unconventional hero is one of the main characteristics which represent anger in literature as typically the hero is a lower-middle or working class who express frustration, annoyance and dissatisfaction towards social ills (Sillitoe 12-24).

The common trait in titles in this period that tittle mostly refer or describe characters attitudes towards lives, the main quality in the main character or even how they think in themselves like Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis who raw and link his main character (Jim) with luck either it bad or goo which affect him during the whole events till the end, title also considered by many writers to being shown as a strong message for anger over political and social conspicuousness of British empire.

On the other side the genre, it has been found that the major concern was about the social life and people conditions which criticises the middle and upper classes, so the realistic drama had the majority in this period which represent individuals’ real fury and