However, that is little comfort for the girl, who symbolizes the family's enemy and is completely unprepared both for the brutality she will encounter because of it and for the sexual relations often demanded of her at a young age.
Something that should have been self-evident to everyone (that was of course self-evident to people of colour, and queer and trans people who are facing this kind of brutality both from the state and from far-right groups more regularly) is that we have not surpassed the danger, and it's always there, whether we see it or not.
Something that should have been self-evident to everyone (that was of course self-evident to people of color, and queer and trans people who are facing this kind of brutality both from the state and from far-right groups more regularly) is that we have not surpassed the danger, and it's always there, whether we see it or not.
They argue that the alliance's attacks precipitated both the brutality in Kosovo and the exodus.
Streep is terrific, and Pacino brings out both the brutality and the pathos of the son of a bitch Cohn.
Of the faded glory days of the studio system, and of a period in American history fraught with both dread, brutality, and tragic romance.
One section is devoted to Homer's Civil War prints, which recorded both the brutality of battle and its impact on the individual soldier and his family.
The Ummayads exercised both grim brutality and demanded fierce unity; they created a culture of extraordinary devotional architecture and relentless expansionism.
Marlowe's gifts are displayed not only in his supple poetry but also in his ability to view his tragic hero from several angles, revealing both the brutality and the grandeur of the character.
The discovery of hundreds of bodies, including women and children, and the latest attacks underline both the brutality of the conflict and the continuing threat posed by the extremists.
