And most telling of all is the inscrutability of her position to her subjects, which combines just-the-facts objectivity and a prolonged, eroticized fascination with the volatile mix of adolescence, sexuality, social class and female self-regard that detonates again and again in her work.
I detonate around him again and again, round and round, as my orgasm rips me apart, scorching through me like a wildfire consuming everything, my body pulsating and shaking …" As will yours, I guarantee, listening to Ms Battoe's bottomless coffer of stifled gasps, ullulating, moans, strangled shrieks, panting sobs, and so on.
I was very happy to detonate that explosion again, and to revisit some other Alinea classics, like Hot Potato/Cold Potato, a paraffin cup of chilled vichysoisse with a steaming chunk of potato suspended on a pin just above the soup.
Casey, with the honor, now drives the ninth green — three hundred and fifty-seven yards — again detonating the crowd.
That is, until Monday morning, when Munich woke up to the news that a suicide attacker had detonated a bomb, once again in Bavaria, this time in Ansbach, 200km (125 miles) north of Munich.
Then hearing a family member's pregnancy announcement, visiting with a friend's newborn, or packing outgrown clothes into storage detonates the controversy all over again.
Then he tried again and again to detonate the bomb, dialing the cellphone repeatedly until agents arrested him.
Maybe the iPhone 6 will come with a feature that allows Apple to detonate it remotely so this never happens again.
As with the failed London attack, the explosives and gas canisters which appeared to be in the Jeep did not detonate, a stroke of fortune that may again have saved the lives of hundreds.
On Friday and again on Sunday, explosives were detonated, and at least one person was killed and more than three dozen were injured.
