Ms Stahl, who competes in harness riding, wrote how she had received backlash from people who had called her "disgusting" and "callous", even from some of her closest friends.
They travel to the West Coast, where callous ideologues from the Movement give them money and plane tickets to make them go away.
"I don't mean to sound callous, but from a policy perspective I don't care about Larry Lindsey or Secretary O'Neill leaving," said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, a conservative advocacy group.
Ferguson and his players had to endure some callous mocking from Sunderland's crowd as the news came through that Sergio Agüero had simultaneously turned the Etihad Stadium into a mosh-pit of euphoria.
But he improved immeasurably over the play's run: with his director, Dexter, he had decided that Iago had been impotent for years; hence his loathing for the pantherine sexuality of the general who had done him out of a job, and his brutally callous alienation from Joyce Redman's Emilia.
If you think this too bleak a reading of political motives, consider the evidence of the callous memo from a Labour spin doctor, leaked this week but written while the World Trade Centre was still in flames, advising her minister that the televised immolation in New York made this "a very good day to get out anything we want to bury".The sooner normal political service is resumed the better.
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She encounters everything from snakes to lecherous men on tractors, from callous journalists who mistake her for a hobo to snowy peaks and sun-baked deserts.
Then, in desperation, she yielded to the macho swaggerings of Angel Corella, as the handsome but callous Young Man From the House Opposite.
Provincial Life is largely taken up with Joe's efforts, successful though far from callous, to evade his mistress, Myrtle's, attempts at marriage.
