They have the strength of character to commit themselves and their organizations to those visions over the long term.
They have the strength of character to commit themselves and their organizations to that vision over the long term.
I guess it takes a certain type of character to commit their life to such a crazy and ultimately useless endeavor.
Initially a supporting character in New Mutants vol. 2 and its relaunched title, New X-Men: Academy X, Weir and DeFilippis intended for the character to commit suicide early in the series after coming out as gay and finding himself rejected by his family and friends.
The protagonist has the very Walter White esque handicap of terminal cancer, by this point a proven strong narrative device that allows the character to commit desperate acts with the audience's implicit approval and prompts a deep soul search within the character.
Arthur, who will somehow establish freedom for England by being declared its king, is a worrier as well as a warrior, and Mr. Owen brings a certain wariness to the role, as if he were, like his character, reluctant to commit the full force of his charisma to a cause he doesn't quite understand.
Instruct Page's character, Jodie Holmes, to commit suicide and she won't – but the game will remember that you tried, you fantastic bastard.
The Mule, from debut co-directors Tony Mahony and Angus Sampson, extends that same essential premise – a character chooses not to commit an ordinary action in fear of suffering an extraordinary consequence – and dowses it with body fluids.
"Octopussy" provided the title of the film and the background for the character Octopussy, the daughter of a character Bond had allowed to commit suicide, rather than face the shame of arrest and imprisonment.
Those who genuinely believe that they are living inside a movie, or that fictional characters have commanded them to commit atrocities.
