But the show's central focus is Elphaba, who soon discovers an affinity for the oppressed of Oz.
At 89, he's discovered an affinity for a variety of these Eastern practices, including yoga and tai chi.
Discovering an affinity for the craft, he bought the shop in 1927 and, over time, became renowned — though not wealthy — doing carvings for the Groton School, Phillips Exeter Academy, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Like her, I am lucky enough to have discovered an affinity and talent for mathematics at a young age, and have been able to follow that passion throughout my career.
Aged nine, he visited Loch Lomond with his family, where he reportedly discovered an affinity for the outdoors, and a few months later the family moved to a new council house on an overspill estate at Pollok.
(His voice seems to emanate from his gleaming white teeth.) Jason Danieley and Romain Fruge are delightful as the loopiest of the strippers, who discover a common affinity for "The Sound of Music".
Notes from Underground has from the outset been a genuine collaboration with Agustín Fernández, in which we have discovered an imaginative affinity between words and the subterranean sound-world Agustín has created, a place of terror, enchantment and possible redemption.
This is a whited-out view of America, black neighbourhoods bleached to the point of erasure, just like the affliction visited on everyone in José Saramago's 1995 novel Blindness, in which Graham discovered a telling affinity with his own work.
Borneman was widely read in European literature and, once settled in London, wasted no time bringing himself up to speed with developments in English-language writing, discovering a particular affinity with Hemingway and Joyce, not to mention American crime writers such as Carroll John Daly and Dashiell Hammett.
