Recrimination and self-criticism turn to spiritual rebirth by the end, for in those depths he has discovered religious consolation.
The sense is delicately given that Anne is becoming the victim of this previously silent man who has so readily discovered the consolation of talk.
But Emory University's Frans de Waal (who discovered reconciliation and consolation in chimpanzees) notes that the birds may not actually be consoling their mates, an act requiring that they initiate the calming kisses.
Elegies are often accounts of searching for, and discovering, the ancient consolations, among them poetry.
I had to go out yesterday and discovered less traffic (small consolation) but a fairly normal number of people in the streets, many wearing the recommended masks.
Martha, the dear friend of Jesus, approaching the tomb, was startled and confused to discover there not a corpse but the risen Jesus who spoke to her gentle words of peace, consolation and instruction.
So they formed truth commissions as consolation prizes -- if they could not attain justice, the commissions could at least officially acknowledge the victims' suffering and help them discover what happened in the secret torture chambers and killing fields.
It was little consolation when he discovered a friend from Saraqib, Yaser, in the cell with him.
But if this refugee did find refuge, he will I hope have discovered another aspect of looking – its consolation.
At 15, he discovered Federico García Lorca and the consolations of poetry.
94) Aeneid Book VI translated by Seamus Heaney For those left desolate by the death of the Irish Nobel laureate, there has been consolation in a trickle of posthumously discovered poems.
