Dungeon-crawling RPG Eitr, the tale of a lone Shield Maiden battling through draugr armies, is a darker prospect than Jotun.
Her title plays on a fearsome Armenian tale that white angels went to heaven and black angels went to hell: a grim prospect for the dark-haired, dark-eyed boy, and, as things turned out, a fateful one.
Yet the country faced enormously difficult problems of reunification and reconstruction and a future clouded by the dark prospect of civil war.
If the toys are not sold today, Abracadabra threatens, they will be "put into storage" – a dark, cobwebby prospect overseen by the predatory bird himself.
Spielberg didn't co-write this project, as he did "A.I.," and Cruise didn't co-produce it, as he did "Mission: Impossible 2"; no one, in other words, is pulling rank here, and you sense a poise in the picture, as if everyone had banded together to extract as much fun — a ferocity of invention verging on the comical — from what is, unarguably, a dark political prospect.
Before a ball was kicked Wednesday, the Napoli president, Aurelio De Laurentiis, raised the dark prospect of impropriety in the matches.
That dark prospect surely explains the reluctance of the Obama administration to try to stop Bashar's killing machine, even as the Syrian rebels beg for our help.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 - A classified National Intelligence Estimate prepared for President Bush in late July spells out a dark assessment of prospects for Iraq, government officials said Wednesday.
Upon ousting McChrystal, Obama reiterated his commitment to the mission Wednesday, following a recent string of events that has cast a dark cloud over prospects for success.
