This character MUST be pitiable, but have a tragic flaw that leads to their downfall, such as anger or pride.
Others attributed McCarthy's downfall to the continuing anger at his comments about the Benghazi panel.
So by telling them, 'It's globalization, and it's the people who pushed globalization, such as Hillary Clinton, who are responsible for your downfall,'" Trump directed their anger outward and removed them from responsibility for their life circumstances, she said.
In that one word, spoken by him altogether innocently, lies the source of Silk's anger, his anguish, and his downfall.
Rea half-strangles the recalcitrant John of Gaunt and, even in his downfall, replaces lyric anguish with a self-lacerating anger.
When the federal jury trial began in late January, many Houstonians said the city had moved beyond the feelings of anger and betrayal that accompanied the downfall of what had once been one of its biggest business success stories.
Ms. Gong's downfall, however, did little to mollify the public's anger.
Mr. Blair maintained a wry detachment about his own downfall, pushed from office by powerful Labour opponents because of anger within the party, and across the country, over his decision to take Britain to war in Iraq in 2003.
Even the chanting was the same: "We want the downfall of the regime!" The target of the crowd's anger may be a different government, but many here feel their efforts in 2011, when they succeeded in removing Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, may have been for nought.
But letting the anger fester against one another could be the downfall of longstanding friendships and communities if we let it.
