History Angrish / Literature

--> "Do you -– do you think I want to –- do you think I give a –- I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO SAY!"

* In ''Literature/JackBlank'', late in the book, Jack goes on an angry tirade using a "great deal of words not commonly found in [[[RobotBuddy Jazen's]]] vocabulary after finding out that [[spoiler: his birth certificate file is not infected and Jonas Smart was lying to him about it]]

* In "Band-Aid", a story in Creator/AndyGriffith's ''Just Crazy!'', when Andy tries to pull a bandage off from under his eye, he describes the pain in ''three pages' worth'' of SymbolSwearing Angrish.

* In "Band-Aid", a story in Creator/AndyGriffith's ''Just Crazy!'', when Andy tries to pull a bandage off from under his eye, he describes the pain in ''three pages' worth'' of Angrish.

* In ''Minnie and Moo Go to the Moon'', the titular characters think that ''this'' is their farmer's MagicalIncantation to get his tractor started. It goes as: "YOU CHEESY PIECE OF JUNK! YOU BROKEN-DOWN, NO-GOOD RUSTY BUCKET OF BOLTS!" while kicking said tractor.

* In ''Minnie and Moo Go to the Moon'', the titular characters think that ''this'' is their farmer's MagicalIncantation to get his tractor started. It goes as: "YOU CHEESY PIECE OF JUNK! YOU BROKEN-DOWN, NO-GOOD RUSTY BUCKET OF BOLTS!" while kicking said tractor.
* Mr. Wilkins in ''Literature/{{Jennings}}'', especially the earlier books.
* Literature/HarryPotter's uncle, Vernon Dursley. All the time.
** The most memorable quotations are "He made a sound like a mouse being trodden on" and "Mimble wimble".
*** Harry himself does it in ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheOrderOfThePhoenix'' in Dumbledore's office after [[spoiler: Sirius dies]].
--> "Do you – do you think I want to – do you think I give a – I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO SAY!"
* Glen Cook plays with this in his ''Literature/GarrettPI'' novels, having characters who are furious and/or recovering from a blow to the head speak in {{Angrish}} ... or seem to, as in one case it's revealed that the gibberish-speaker is actually cursing fluently in Elvish.
* Creator/StephenKing
** ''Literature/{{Cell}}'' involves a Hate Plague "Pulse" afflicting people using their cell phones, sending them into berserk rages while gibbering Angrish.
** ''Literature/{{The Dark Tower|2004}}'': The Crimson King keeps screaming "EEEEEEE!" in wordless rage.

* In ''Literature/{{Malevil}}'', Momo is reduced to this when their wheat harvest comes under attack. What's significant is that Momo is [[ManChild barely]] [[SpeechImpediment capable]] of speech in the first place.

* Zilpha Keatley Snyder has David Stanley do this in ''Literature/TheHeadlessCupid''. He is slightly shy and reticent because he's been teased for stuttering when he's angry. His half-sister finally infuriates him to the point that he doesn't care.

-->"He raged incoherently at the tube for eight minutes without drawing a breath; then, suddenly, his face turned beet red and his head swelled up to twice its normal size. Seconds later--while his henchmen looked on in mute horror--Meany swallowed his tongue, rolled out the door like a log, and crawled through a plate glass window."
* In Creator/JohnMFord's ''Franchise/StarTrek'' novel ''Literature/HowMuchForJustThePlanet'' a series of coincidences leads a Klingon officer to believe that he has walked in on Captain Kirk cheating with his would-be love interest. Kirk is unable to determine whether his subsequent utterance is actual Klingon speech or just Angrish, since they normally sound very similar anyway (and he's rather distracted with his efforts to flee for his life).

* In ''[[Literature/SixteenThirtyTwo 1634: The Baltic War]]'', history teacher Melissa Mailey learns that [[spoiler:Harry Lefferts and his gang set fire to the Globe Theatre to cover their escape from the Tower of London. Which they also blew up. Oh, and they blew up London Bridge, too... or part of it, anyway]]. She does manage the ''occasional'' coherent sentence, but her reaction is largely described to be [[UnstoppableRage shrieking and gobbling]]. From Melissa Mailey, this reaction is entirely expected.
* [[Literature/TheDresdenFiles Harry Dresden]] has a quite justifiable bout of angrish after learning in ''Cold Days'' that, on top of everything else he has to deal with ''already'', [[spoiler: the island Demonreach is getting ready to explode and take out a fair chunk of the Midwest.]]
--> '''Harry:''' Of course it is. I ''swear'', this ''stupid'' town. [[LampshadeHanging Why does every hideous supernatural thing that happens happen]] ''here''? I'm gone for a few months and ''augh''. Be right back. Grrssll frrrsl rassle mrrrfl.
* In Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia, Talking Horses have their own brand of {{Angrish}} where they sound more horselike.

** ''Literature/TheDarkTower'': The Crimson King keeps screaming "EEEEEEE!" in wordless rage.

* ''Literature/BelisariusSeries'': ** Belisarius is reduced to in ''Destiny's Shield'', when Antonina refuses to take along guards on her trip to Egypt.