While in her early 30s, and to all outward appearance having everything going for her, Roz was living a life of internal disquiet -- feeling claustrophobic and somewhat rudderless.
The fizzling light bulbs and overhead thumps lend a further feeling of disquiet.
Among crime reporters there has long been a feeling of disquiet over the way the News of the World obtains some of its stories.
Charlie didn't care then, and doesn't now; there's a charge for her in simply commanding the fickle beam of her father's attention, feeling his disquiet as she dances, alone, by the fire.
It seemed obvious that in the second instance, the instantiation 'shocked' can be coded in the Insecurity category as it instantiated the negative feeling of Disquiet.
This can be as simple as a vague feeling of disquiet, or as complicated as discovering that the protagonist's brain has been swapped with a penguin's.
Whatever the forces that drive these people, I write to express profound feelings of disquiet, waiting to see what will happen.
And, as with that artist, Lee's aim is not to provoke the typical feelings of disquiet or confusion in the viewer, but to amuse.
"By the way, do you think they feel disquiet now?
On the quieter 'If War Should Come' they distil a feeling of menacing disquiet, though the similarly paced 'Digging for Victory' remains aimless sketching.
But, for all the momentary power of an evening that takes the form of a compressed triptych, I was left simply with a feeling of impotent disquiet.
