This study aims to present the metonymies and the metaphors of anger and fear exploiting HEART (heart+anger and heart+fear), and to analyze the use of their types. Metonymies of heart+fear are presented and three types of metaphors of heart+anger and heart+fear are identified: HEART AS A CONTAINER type, HEART AS AN AGONIST type, and BAD HEART FOR BAD FEELING type. Examining corpus data reveals that fear exploits HEART much more than anger does; and the two emotions similarly prefer HEART AS A CONTAINER, HEART AS AN AGONIST and BAD HEART in that order; but they use HEART AS AN AGONIST and BAD HEART to different degrees. Through the different uses, different stages and conceptualizations of anger and fear get salient: INTENSITY of anger and the initial stage of fear, fear as an antagonist attacking HEART, and the negative evaluation of anger.