In our house, emotions were strangers, and things were better left unsaid.
With naturalistic performances borne mostly out of improvisation and a sweeping cinematic style, Fishing Without Nets balances art-house emotion with thrills that wouldn't seem out of place in a summer blockbuster.
After the stretch, Curry, who usually speaks with a Disney-friendly vocabulary, looked into the Oracle Arena seats and shouted, "This is my (expletive) house". That emotion he had created – he was caught up in it, too.
Inside the house, police emotions were running high and several officers were close to tears when they heard that an unarmed officer had been shot.
Then he played the tone again and injected the antibiotic anisomycin into the rats' lateral amygdala, the area that houses fearful emotions.
If you ever want another confirmation that we have little power to keep our children safe, have your child walk into the house shaking with emotion and blood on his clothes.
The Spurs manager and his team, it will be recalled, were sick to the stomach - literally in the case of several players - at events at the dénouement of last season, when those much-loathed folks next door nipped in while they were away, turned their house and their emotions over, and made off with fourth place, and the Premiership's final Champions Leaguee position.
People often decide to remain in their house based on emotions only and fail to consider the economic consequences of living in the marital home post-divorce thoroughly.
"Buying a house is an emotional decision, and the first emotion everyone needs to feel is safe," says Duffy.
"People say buying a house is three-fourths emotion and psychology," Koroma said.
But it was a house full of tilting emotions and brewing drama.
