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Passion
Powerful feeling or emotion
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Unburden
To be relieved. Glad something is over.
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To harass because of religion, race or beliefs
Persecute
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Without purpose
Aimlessly
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Omen
A phenomenon that is believed to foretell the future, often signifying the advent of change
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Violent rage, extremely angry
Furious
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One's nature; personality
Disposition
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A government ruled by religious authority
Theocracy
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Egotism
Too much pride in oneself
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Vengeance
An act or opportunity of inflicting trouble
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Satisfy
To fill desires, expectations, needs or demands
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Despair
A feeling of hopelessness. A sense that nothing is going your way
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Salem, MA
Setting of the play
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Rude
Impudent
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Violent
Using physical force intended to hurt, damage or kill
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To feel sorry for one's suffering
Pity
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Severe physical or mental suffering
Torment
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Gleeful
Filled with great excitement or joy
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Captive
Prisoner
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A requirement. Something you must do
Obligation
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Major success or achievement
Triumph
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Not to care for.
Neglected
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Abomination
disgusting or terrible act where the victim is entirely innocent
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Fierce, cruel, mean
Ferocious
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Curmudgeon
Bad-tempered or surly person. Mean, grumpy
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