I believe that people don't <u>Make</u> one react a certain way. But I do believe that Someone may know a person well enough to know how they will react to something. It is up to the person reacting to decide whether they should give the antagonist the reaction they are looking for.
I also believe that showing a reaction to something is a sign of weakness. You show the antagonist that they have power over you. That they are able to get to you so you can react the way they want you to. Depending on the reaction, they probably are trying to get you in trouble. In most cases, negative reactions turn out to be aggressive and violent.
So, no. I don't believe that people can make a definite reaction out of someone. But I do believe they can know what buttons to push to try. It's just a matter of self control.
people can change their names all the time if they feel that they want to change it and if they feel their names should be changed for them to fit in,in different places or eviroments
Audrey Hepburn also <em>lived</em> in Nazi-occupied Holland. Lived indicates that she used to live in Nazi-occupied Holland.
She <em>survived</em> the war and eventually <em>became</em> a movie star. Survived and became also both are in past tense, indicating that she did survive and then did become a movie star.
