She is the daughter of the banished Duke who finds herself obliged, in turn, to go into banishment with her dear cousin Celia and the court fool, Touchstone.
What used to be akin to professional banishment has evolved into a high-profile and sought-after assignment.
West is represented by one of his earlier classical paintings, Cleombrotus Ordered into Banishment by Leonidas II, King of Sparta.
Edmund points at the balconies when he talks of "drunkards, liars, adulterers"; Kent storms through the audience into banishment; Lear's rowdy entourage even involves the crowd in a game of catch.
He was measured in defeat however, stating, "The people have said they do not want my services, and I am going into the banishment to which they have sent me". Bruce returned to England after his defeat to holiday and attend to his business.
Lizzy continued to protest her banishment as she went into her room and started to blast the heavy metal music she now prefers to one of the Disney Princess soundtracks she used to love to the exclusion of everything else just a few months ago.
Rather than forcing the sport into obscurity, that banishment now seems to have fueled its rise.
The craven tribunes of the people (brilliantly played as shifty political opportunists by Paul Jesson and James Nesbitt) demand his banishment, and he's driven into exile.
Membership in the currency union was supposed to be irreversible; the banishment of Greece would call into question the viability of the project.
Ali, the undisputed champion of the world, had been stripped of his crown by the politics of banishment after he refused induction into the U.S. military.
