Now designers like Helmut Lang and Christopher Bailey at Burberry are tapping into Waugh's town-and-country characters for inspiration.
June created a routine involving a deep-country character named Aunt Polly.
Specific migrations among different countries (character states) were traced with the State changes and stasis tool (MacClade software), which counts the number of changes in a tree for each pair-wise character state.
In Spook Country (2007), characters navigate a world filled with spies, ghosts, and other nefarious unseen agents.
Take any play, not just A Midsummer Night's Dream with its pastoral "bank, where the wild thyme grows", and you find it braided with country scenes, characters and imagery straight from Warwickshire.
Basically, Löchel went shooting for "another project," and ended up finding the country's characters and history rich enough for another film. .
Nothing has played a greater role in defining Australia, in shaping the country's character, in directing its development.
In addition, it was not established, as many such libraries were, to reflect the character of a nation; it was actually intended to help shape that country's character.
In 2005, the Kazakhstani foreign ministry reportedly floated the notion that Borat was part of a foreign plot to assassinate the country's character; the following year, the state banned the movie's website from its.kz domain, threatened to sue Cohen, and considered banning the film entirely.
Given the wide range of countries the characters find themselves in throughout the story, a number of recurring characters arise from countries outside of Korea.
Even in the best of times, whinging, as Britons call the persistent low-grade grousing that is their default response to life's challenges, is part of the national condition — as integral to the country's character as its Eeyoreish attitude toward the weather ("Start Planning for Floods," The Daily Mail advised recently).
