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The overall tone at Devon in the Winter Session is angry as compared to the more subtle and nicer side of Devon during the Summer Session. The anger at Devon is escalated through the bad weather compared to the nice weather during the summer. Quackenbush, the manager of the crew team displays this angry and violent tone when he says, “Go to hell Forrester… listen you maimed S.O.B. I hit him hard across the face. I didn’t know why for an instant; it was almost as though I were maimed.” This quote demonstrates the escalating tempers and angry comments seen during the winter months at Devon. Now, all of a sudden, major fights break out because of mean and vicious words. These vicious words are “maimed, S.O.B. and things like go to hell.” All of these words carry terrible connotation and are almost always used to offend someone. This kind of conversation is not described in the Summer Session at all. This is also more evident because of the fact that his temper truly escalated over the position of being the manger of the crew team and a stupid fight. Not only do the things that are in their control anger them, the things that are not in control do to. The weather is a very plausible reason to make a person mad. When a person is cold, they might not be as comfortable and this can cause people to be in a bad mood.