When the arena had cleared, Rousey disappeared to a nearby hotel lounge with De Mars and her team, where she ate her traditional post-fight feast of hot wings with blue-cheese dip.
The last crow heads to its roost, the first bats unfold their wings, and beneath them the beasts that have hidden all day emerge to feast, fight and fornicate.
But he underestimates a grave risk: that a legal fight will prove a feast for the company's competitors, even if it lasts only a few weeks.
They came up with "Soaked," a princess-themed birthday party ruined by the rain; "Honeyed," a classic picnic attacked by bees; "Tossed," a cafeteria lunch turned into a food fight; "Charred," a seafood feast burned to a literal crisp; and, of course, "Al Dente," an Italian lunch bloodied by a mob shootout.
Limb-ripping fight scenes, blood-slurping feasts and heads busting like melons (it's OK, they're already dead) are staple scene movers here, while human organs and facial parts are snack food throughout.
They were playing grounds for tribal fights and elaborate feasts.
You can't fight the kind of overwhelming sensuous feast that is possible only in the cinema; you just let it sweep you away, as the yawning chasms and purple-and-green forests of "Avatar" did.
He plans to gather with at least 20 friends and family members to feast and watch the fight Saturday night.
The dummies inflated crowd numbers and stood in as dead bodies, while the body parts were used in scenes showing the aftermath of fights and the cult's cannibalistic feast.
Matt Donnelly from Los Angeles Times wrote that the "Telephone" music video is a "visual feast, packed with fantastic fashion, girl fights, poisoned diner food, an army of headpieces and lots of Gaga goodness".
The dispute is ultimately resolved through the plan of the king of Leinster, Mac Da Thó, to hold a feast at his hostel, at which a fight breaks out over the assignment of the curadmír or champion's portion.
