I wrote RUSH, about a bitter, angry young man who was blinded in an accident and, the lonely young woman who was hired to take care of him.
Dylann Roof is the scum that occasionally rises to the top when this bile pools around disenfranchised, unsuccessful, bitter young white men.
By the conclusion of testimony yesterday, Officer Sanchez's relatives and a half-dozen police officers were weeping as details emerged of one family's bitter relations, a young man's desire for wealth and the death of a revered police officer.
And others are bitter, like the young man named Leon stationed in Korea writing to the woman who has just broken up with him: "Over here where your past is your last breath, your present is this breath and your future is your next breath, you don't make too many promises.
The Entertainer Old Vic, London SE1 John Osborne is one of the earliest celebrity writers: outcast and then embraced by the Establishment; raging as a young man, bitter as a grizzled elder.
Like the bitter ending for the young man at the Schofield Barracks: my great uncle, the war hero, who was buried without his Japanese American family around him because the U.S. government, which he fought and died for, would not let them fly from Denver to Hawaii to attend his funeral.
She could tell herself that the illusion was purposeful: God showing her an image of the young man, the suicide, trapped in his bitter purgatory.
Herbert Henry Dow based his company and his future on an insight he had as a young man, when he guessed that the bitter taste of brine from an Ohio well indicated bromine.
It was a very young man who had said this, scarcely more than a boy — very dark and sober, very bitter.
