What I found most unsettling about the attack and its aftermath, beyond the thousands of lives lost, was the feeling of being subject to people whose principle is divinely sanctioned violent revenge — not legal justice and respect for life.
Not so fab behind the scenes, this is the story of the famous four "from the heights of 1967, through the relentless decay of their final months, to the endless aftermath beyond".
As we ate leftover gelato, we thought about those suffering from the storm and its aftermath — far beyond being stuck, but safe, on a farm surrounded by loved ones.
A fragile, beautifully human evocation of bereavement and its aftermath, it proved beyond question that McCartney was still capable of at least fleeting brilliance.
The attack and the aftermath is far beyond the limit of such protocols.
Many bodies found in the aftermath were burnt beyond recognition— it was impossible to tell if they died from the tornado or from being trapped and burned alive.
The next issue of this magazine — written, photographed, drawn, and edited in the course of four grieving, frantic days — is a thickly reported, deeply felt record of the catastrophe, its immediate aftermath in the city and beyond, and, insofar as could be discerned through the smoke and the pain, its meaning.
Beyond the immediate aftermath to someone's death, we need to recognise that it can take months and years for adults or children to come to terms with their feelings of loss and loneliness and the simple fact of missing someone.
Visitors to the exhibition will discover an archive of Beaton's work spanning 55 years, traversing the evolution of the magazine from niche publication to a powerful tour de force in the creative arts.. From aristocratic beauties to the aftermath of the Blitz and beyond, mid-20th-century Britain, seen through Beaton's discerning eye, is a tapestry of class and culture, war and women's wardrobes.
The aftermath of adversity can also reach beyond genes.
Just beyond the images of the aftermath of Wounded Knee are pictures, taken in the same year, of a pitched battle in progress between Indian warriors and white soldiers.
