She said that portraying Babi had left her emotionally drained, as she had begun to "feel her desolation and loneliness".
At first glance, the picture of alienated labour and precariousness – even the heartbreak and desolation – feel like difficulties some people might like to be able to afford.
Yesterday, Colin Hendry paid tribute to his wife and spoke of his family's sense of loss".Words cannot describe the desolation we feel," he said.
I was one of those women, on a block very similar to the one she describes, and did not feel one moment of desolation.
It cannot convey the sheer desolation we feel now - the stabbing pain that hits us both when we contemplate the things Laurie could, would and should have done, or notice something associated with him: a half-deflated football in a forgotten corner or our Monopoly set or a packet of Skittles.
His lawyer told EFE, the Spanish news agency, that Judge Garzón, 56, felt an understandable "desolation and pain" in being barred from the judiciary, to which he had dedicated his life.
There is beauty here, but desolation too, and we feel that particularly now, as winter approaches.
It's entirely unrealistic, but it adds to the desolation that Phil must feel living in this landscape.
On top of the out-of-hours desolation, it can also feel a bit geographically isolated at IAH at times.
But for anyone else, The Desolation of Smaug can't help but feel like a bit of a desolate slog.
