It's evident when Rose speaks about there being no reason to leave her small, shabby self-contained universe, where "no one bothers us".
Still, the seeds of "Blood Rose" are evident in "Frayed," the JACK Quartet violinist Ari Streisfeld suggested in a telephone conversation.
Dum Dum Girls is the project of Dee Dee (born Kristin Gundred), a slightly darker spirit than Ms. Rose, as is evident on the Dum Dum Girls' debut album, "I Will Be" (Sub Pop), which will be released next month.
But few groups have ever inspired as much affection as the Roses, as became evident at Finsbury Park on Friday, where it felt as if every one of the 7,000 fans who'd descended in their flares on Ally Pally almost a quarter of a century earlier had returned to pay homage – even if the flares wouldn't fit any more.
Chris and Rose's chemistry is evident; you get their shared humor from the jump, and are attuned to the way they navigate the racial divide that would attempt to keep them apart.
After the men finally left, having taken only $100 from her purse, she instructed her staff to keep the $40 roses they had brought — figuring, with evident glee, that the robbers had made only a $60 profit.
The job's not all roses, if that's not keenly evident by the fact that sometimes Gary sticks his arms shoulder-deep into cows.
The sense of an enchanted dreamscape is also evident in Mr. Lapine's introduction of three lovely little girls (Paris Rose Yates, Nicole Bocchi and Talicia Martins) to play the reproachful ghosts of Lear's daughters as children.
The perfumed delicacy of rose, the pungency of saffron and the richness of sesame are evident in sweets imported from Iran by Pariya Food of Sydney, Australia.
This is nowhere more evident than in a bittersweet scene anchored by the carol "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming".
