The episode ends, after More's execution, with Cromwell falling into life-threatening fever.
His presence in our home was a given, a simple thing; to think of it as the result of survival, as the result of bravery or cleverness in the face of mass murder, or as the consequence of random events falling into life-saving alignment, was impossible then, and maybe it still is for me.
He put in for a drama course and with that he fell into life – as most of us do.
But it fails to address how some veterans can be prevented from falling into a life of crime – a glaring omission.
When I was growing up in Buenos Aires, I often heard gunshots at night, and I had to choose between following my dream, football, or falling into a life of crime.
The home secretary said that the next set of PCCs should "bring together the two great reforms of the last parliament – police reform and school reform" to set up or work with "alternative provision of free schools to support troubled children and prevent them falling into a life of crime".
After being blacklisted and falling into poverty, life changed for the Cendellas.
"Menace" finds impressionable South Central teenager Caine (Tyrin Turner) falling into a life of increasingly reckless crime along with his memorably menacing pal, O-Dog (Larenz Tate).
Despite his family's good years in the '90s, he didn't know anyone who'd recovered after falling into a life of "poverty and depression".
I am sure that when Mike Leigh wrote "Abigail's Party --he had said just gotten married and had a baby--I'm sure that he was feeling a little traParty --he little stuck and wondering and fearful of falling into a life that doesn't ultimately feel fulfilling.
He had missed the routine of military life and fallen into a life of petty crime.
