The tale gives fresh expression to an age-old primal fear: a mother's dread of being supplanted or destroyed by a daughter.
People hate randomness, they dread the sort of random occurrences that can destroy their lives.
If we reach that dread pass and if any Americans survive, there may be one who will say, "We had to destroy the world in order to save it.
"But that Isis were offended enough by his shrine to destroy it gave back to him, paradoxically, a measure of his old qualities of majesty and dread.
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla .— During Dan Aho's vacation to the Florida Gulf Coast, he slurped seawater, spirited off shells from an old lady and destroyed a sand castle in progress, often snug in the most horrifying of tourist tog — the dreaded red Speedo.
But I've become increasingly full of dread that her generation of mean girls will eventually stop accepting her for who she is, seize upon her obvious difference and just destroy her.
"Destroy what destroys you".
The dreaded two-Faced Ring has been captured, but remains a grave threat, and must be plunged into the Alchemical Fyre for it to be destroyed for good.
Even the word 'cancer' can evoke an almost visceral response of dread resulting in euphemisms like the 'Big C'. 1 7 Used as a metaphor, 'cancer' denotes an insidious process that destroys from within (eg, 'the cancer at the heart of the organisation').
