How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
"You need to stop or they're really going to kill you. What good will you be to us if you're dead?" (24.17)
Alec also has lots of hatred and rage pulsing through his old veins, but it often isn't used correctly. Here, Mark is telling him to stop fighting because he'll be killed.
Quote #5
Mark felt rage, too. Like nothing he'd ever felt before. Like a storm erupting within. (41.16)
"Like a storm erupting within" is a good way to describe how the Flare fuels Mark's rage. The storm is inside his head, his blood, his arms, his legs—everything is ready to blow.
Quote #6
Something had changed for Mark. His thoughts were purely focused on the man in his grip and on making him pay for everything. The anger was like a fog that had filled his head. And he couldn't stop himself. (42.17)
This is the most hateful, rage-filled moment of the whole book. Mark gets so angry at some guy that he wants to torture him. Think this is because of the Flare? You betcha.