Dark canvases dominated by a large, sinister-looking house; strange and slightly menacing women, mostly tall and wearing big cloaks; ethereal figures, often captured in the process of changing from one form to another; faces within bodies; long, spindly fingers; horses, dogs and birds.
She carried the biggest cloak of dignity amongst her siblings.
Well mirth and hilarity, obviously, but possibly of a more grown-up nature since we're now past the watershed, thus all the participants will be casting off their big red cloak of respectability and throwing in a bit of innuendo and the odd sniggery swear.
And his brave yet conflicted Ned Stark has become an iconic TV role, despite the fact that he looked just like Boromir only in a bigger, furrier cloak.
So if you're looking to take over the world with invisible tanks, you've got two options, both of which are very technically challenging: make microscopic tanks, or make bigger invisibility cloaks.
A metamaterial disguise: Big swatches of cloaking material can be printed with a stamp.
Indeed, along with some fairly pedestrian fare, Di Nardo's offers dishes that bring people back: silky ravioli filled with fava beans and pecorino cheese; farfalle mingled with cauliflower, pine nuts, lemon zest and cream; and a beautiful big veal chop cloaked with shiitake mushrooms.
Clobbered, believed dead, he suddenly rears up on Main Street, with his billowing red cloak and big, dopey grin.
The Shiite, meanwhile, "stepped forward... in white robes and a black cloak and big black turban and chanted a poem of which I didn't understand a word.
