Of course, she couldn't altogether join the dots so as to make out the crushing dramatic irony – the terror for which Kirov's killing (almost certainly ordered by his theatregoing companion) was the curtain-raiser had yet to be played out.
Kaneria gathers key moments, from 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, and more, not just to remind us why we love Kubrick's films so much, but to show how often the filmmaker relied on the color red for dramatic effects including terror, isolation, and individualism.
Women – fascinating, magnetic, necessary, often complete in a way that Shakespeare's men are not (compare Rosalind with Orlando, Juliet with Romeo, Cordelia with Lear, Hermione with Leontes, Cleopatra with Antony, and so on) – still conjure up for Shakespeare and his dramatic heroes unfathomable terrors, deepest despair and annihilating rage.
And the shift from "terrorism" to "terror" has been equally dramatic in major newspapers, according to a search of several databases.
Videos have started to emerge from the dramatic police shootout with terror suspects in the northern Paris suburb of Saint-Denis.
As head of Umkhonto we Sizwe, the armed wing of the ANC, he well knew the arguments to distinguish between indiscriminate terror and dramatic acts of sabotage to politicise the masses and terrify the oppressors.
Situations are presented with great dramatic flare and a realistic terror usually reserved for Dante or Milton.
Since the 9/11 attacks, the War on Terror has changed in dramatic ways.
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Declan Walsh's reportage on Pashtun machismo in the North West Frontier, delivered so poetically, and Lorraine Adams and Ayesha Nasir investigations into the prosecution cases behind the 'war on terror' are as dazzling and dramatic as fiction.
