The story elements in Charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel "Jane Eyre" are so powerful and affecting — an orphaned girl who becomes a governess, a tormented Byronic male, howling winds on the moors, an enormous manor house, a madwoman in the attic — that you could stage it with shadow puppets in Greek and it would still have an emotional impact.
"They are cheats, they are extremely good at cheating". Fury's first defence of his three world belts could come with a rematch against Klitschko, with Peter Fury suggesting in an interview on Sunday that Wembley could stage the bout, with May 2016 a possible date.
In other words they could stage a debate with two, three, four or five leaders without fear of being taken to court and found to be in breach of the BBC Charter or Ofcom regulations.
You could stage something similar with the Soldier.
People could stage a pseudo fight with the Horseman, and Fox would turn it into an image they could send to friends.
No renamed street sign, Holden Caulfield Way, where Manhattanites who followed him could stage their own battles with adolescent angst and alienation.
In the most extreme one, Mr Mas could stage an illegal referendum, with police moving in to remove urns and Madrid suspending the Catalan regional government's right to rule.
Stephen King, while writing his next book, could stage weekly check-ins with fans where his story is at a crossroads and he wants the fans to decide where it goes next.
After Morrison found Prokofiev's score, he and other faculty looked at how it could be staged with Krzhizhanovsky's full stage play.
You could say that "Fog," staged with tough love by Ch?alker, is meant to be about the failure of the British foster care system, a subject much in the news of late.
