In "Wolf Hall" by Hilary Mantel, the protagonist's emotional journey is marked by the struggle between grief and anger. His grief runs deep but is not openly expressed; instead, it transforms into anger. This anger complicates his emotional state since society often demands that such feelings be kept in check. The character grapples with the challenge of managing this anger without letting it surface, leading to a cycle of suppression that affects his relationships and choices. Ultimately, he is caught in a conflict where he cannot fully confront his emotions, resulting in a complex internal struggle that defines his experiences.

In "Wolf Hall" by Hilary Mantel, the protagonist's emotional journey is marked by the struggle between grief and anger. His grief runs deep but is not openly expressed; instead, it transforms into anger. This anger complicates his emotional state since society often demands that such feelings be kept in check.

The character grapples with the challenge of managing this anger without letting it surface, leading to a cycle of suppression that affects his relationships and choices. Ultimately, he is caught in a conflict where he cannot fully confront his emotions, resulting in a complex internal struggle that defines his experiences.