The gas heater's open flame lit the rat's gasoline-soaked coat on fire, sending the flaming rat scrambling back toward the machine that Daniels was cleaning.
"The little flame lighting my candle of sanity just blew out".
The effect — perhaps, who knows, the original intention, under flickering flame light — is to ripple them into the illusion of perpetual motion.
On Thursday, enormous plumes of smoke and flame lighted the sky above the submarine, the 550-foot Yekaterinburg, a Delta IV-class vessel commissioned in 1985.
Senior Australian Olympic officials skipped today's event amid continued embarrassment over the flame lighting ceremony at ancient Olympia in southern Greece 10 days ago.
Nietzsche agreed that God still existed as a psychic reality too: "We godless anti-metaphysicians still take our fire … from the flame lit by a faith that is thousands of years old".
Tom Pye's mood-perfect set, awash in gentle flame lighting by Don Holder, makes dexterous and witty use of romantic visual staples like shimmering curtains, rich tapestries, a single naked tree and autumn leaves.
Simmonds, who won four medals in the pool including two golds, and 100m T43/44 winner Peacock were handed the honour of putting out the Paralympic flame lit at Stoke Mandeville, the birthplace of the Games, 12 days ago.
You manipulate the screen to make the flame light other candles to reveal a relic.
A flame lit from that cauldron is being carried 92 miles from Buckinghamshire to London's Olympic Stadium.
