Around the actors, the ensemble (10 performers in all) engage in fetishistic, repetitive behaviors; occasionally sing bits of fire-theme pop songs ("Come on Baby, Light My Fire"; a bit literal, no?); or engage in frantic copulation.
The embryonic fire soon becomes, as described in the novel's opening chapter, "an orangey ember-cavern that resembles a monster's sloppy mouth, filled with half-chewed, glowing bits of fire-meat".
"But you got that little bit of fire in you".
"You can do it with two hands, a knife and a little bit of fire".
And we let them hang around until they caught a little bit of fire".
Texas is no longer playing like baby giraffes, finally showing a bit of fire and confidence.
"I had a bit of fire in my belly to get there today.
Mr. Ratner can, with a bit of fire to his feet, produce good work.
A spicy tomato sauce gives the dish some acidic bite and a bit of fire.
Smoothness is great for sipping, but in a toddy, you want a bit of fire.
I got him up but he fell down again, which extinguished quite a bit of fire on him.
