What led to the explosive anger among the representatives of the third estate?

The explosive anger among the representatives of the Third Estate during the French Revolution was primarily fueled by their frustration over social and economic inequality. Despite comprising the majority of the population, they faced heavy taxation while the privileged First and Second Estates enjoyed numerous exemptions. The lack of political representation and the inability to influence decisions in the Estates-General further intensified their resentment. This culmination of grievances ultimately led to the formation of the National Assembly and the push for reform.