Lindow says the Grímnismál stanza where Odin worries about the return of Huginn and Muninn "would be consistent with the danger that the shaman faces on the trance-state journey".
On this, at least, he has been consistent, warning of the danger of the mullahs' nuclear programme since at least 1992.
In place of menace, "Return" offers dung: the film's most consistent motif is the danger of stepping in, sitting on or being splattered by it.
Lowell's vision of Agamemnon the man (described in a stage note as "kindly yet terrifying, a natural ruler, very practiced and alert at it, yet invincibly and almost willfully blinded to his danger") feels consistent with the clipped yet graceful, brisk cadences of his translation.
Indeed, the single framework rule rather than being a restriction actually extends the Liberty of the theoretical physicist to describe the quantum world in a consistent way without the danger of running into insoluble paradoxes.
"This provides a consistent message about the dangers of second-hand smoke and smoking," Ms. Carson said.
But a consistent failure to respond to danger signals allows them to get jobs where they come into contact with the public.
