There's a certain amount of pain in Where the Wild Things Are, but it's completely earned.
In a blurb to this book, Salman Rushdie writes: 'Perhaps the highest praise I can give is to say it completely earns the right to take on the World Trade Centre atrocity.
It's a likable movie, with some nice moments of both comedy and pathos, and beautifully shot, but for me the reverence for its heroine was not completely earned, and the arrowhead was missing: the decisive jab of satire, of insight, of love.
Therefore, when, say, Walt finally, agonizingly decides to call in a hit on Jesse, the moment feels completely earned.
When he lashes out and says what would she do if he died today, Dolan waits until he's out of frame and lets her say softly "I'd die tomorrow" and it doesn't feel sentimental or false; it feels completely earned and moving.
The contrast between the wizened libertarian and the unwrinkled Inquisitioner enabled the agile Romney to split the difference, handing him points that he hadn't completely earned and helping him to reassert his status as the first among dis-enlightened equals.
During the Battle of Chickamauga, he was responsible for saving the Union Army from being completely routed, earning him the nickname "Rock of Chickamauga".
"My top 10 authors have all earned their places by writing extremely good books that have completely amazed me, sometimes making me read them more than once".
But even for men who're completely fine with earning less, external expectations can be just as distressing.
Rukia's zanpakutō, Sode no Shirayuki, is also revealed as a completely white blade, earning it the recognition as the most beautiful zanpakutō in Soul Society.
