As he continues his journey, Gawain once again faces anguish regarding his inevitable encounter with the Green Knight.
The importance of the HCPs adopting a holding attitude was discussed in a study reporting that the mother who gives birth to a sick or premature child faces anguish and a lack of support.
But when he lifted his face, his anguish leapt out at me.
"You can see it on his face, the anguish he's going through," Mr. Kaplan said.
It is a harrowing experience, this film, shot starkly in the winter light of its title and filled with wintry silences, the camera often unmoving in its scrutiny of the human face in anguish, uncertainty, and yearning.
As always, he consulted Father Delva on what Haitians needed, but, he said, the most valuable clue the junior priest provided was "just the look on his face — the anguish".
Julie's brother Brian, who was a year older than Maxine, started a lone effort to have the case reinvestigated, and though the rest of the family – their mum and two more brothers and a sister – were sympathetic, they couldn't face the anguish that a campaign might bring.
Moreover, the human costs associated with homelessness are incalculable, as families face mental anguish, lose days of work and school, and are exposed to disease and stress as they attempt to navigate and survive in the shelter system.
But the "betrayal" feels less simplistic, it feels of desperation, even a bit spaced-out, a-sexual, clinical, something to invite a release (in this case, it's the release of Roland's anger and making her face her anguish).
I worried that getting my forehead frozen would impair my ability to contort my face in anguish (which seems key to my experience in psychotherapy), so I ultimately opted for masseter Botox and prayed for a psychological benefit from relieving the tension in my jaw.
