But our departure had been delayed past sundown, and darkness obscured the maritime goings-on I had hoped to see along the pier.
Near the midpoint of the show, during the wry "Pore Jud Is Daid," when Curly visits Jud in his dingy smokehouse and jovially encourages him to kill himself, Fish plunges the theatre into darkness, obscuring the stage, and projects video of Jud's face on the wall.
The two grow close, but the narrator's essential treachery adds tension to the development of their relationship, as does the growing sense that an unpleasant secret lies at the story's heart; "I felt as if I were blind", Luis writes in his journal: "During the day, the intense light, and at night, the darkness, both obscured my vision".
By now the morning haze off the power plant rather than the darkness was obscuring the monumental tower on the field where the Battle of Kosovo Polje was waged, resulting in the Serbs' defeat and defiant centuries in which the Serbs upheld their Orthodox faith under the Muslim rule of Ottoman Turks.
Dionysius leaves the relation between Moses and the darkness highly obscure.
The evening darkness largely obscured the British Airways craft until it pulled up in front of the Wells Aviation terminal, where about 4,000 people had paid $5 each to watch the landing.
"This is a metaphor, or a sign, of the work of the Prince of Darkness in obscuring the light of God's truth". Is Lucifer, himself, behind white supremacism?
"This is a metaphor, or a sign, of the work of the Prince of Darkness in obscuring the light of God's truth," he wrote, adding, "Satan, and those who unwittingly serve as his accomplices by resisting the public acknowledgement of God and seeking to repress the expression of Christian faith in our land, are bringing on us a dark night of the national soul".
What goes on in the obscure darkness of a drip machine?
