He was also a fun-house reflection of Tory Britain, the ultimate Thatcherite Middle Englander.
Child pornography didn't become a priority for federal law enforcement until the mid-nineties, when the Internet, offering a fun-house reflection of the spectrum of human sexuality, exposed a previously invisible population of pedophiles.
Mr. Cramer interviews Israelis and Palestinians and offers personal asides, snippets of history, conspiracy theories and caricatures of religion and national character to create a fun-house reflection of a region whose tragic conflicts cry out for accurate representation and serious analysis.
In making for fun-house reflections between the invented and the real, "Boy With Loaded Gun" will be of great interest to Nordan's fans.
Today, in all their beauty and decay, these houses prompt reflection about what it means to preserve the human past while also conserving the natural environment.
Dubai after hours has become a kind of fun-house-mirror reflection of the city at large, entwining the land baron, office drone and construction laborer.
While many of her books are individually hilarious, cumulatively they add up to something more: a fun-house-mirror reflection of the American consciousness industry, warts, blind spots and all.
Watch Mary Dore's "She's Beautiful When She's Angry," and see that picture turn into a fun-house mirror reflection.
The cheerleader we see across film and TV is not just the typical fun-house mirror reflection churned out by Hollywood.
Others have turned in the opposite direction, trying to beat the pop machine at its own game by exaggerating high-value aesthetics until they become fun house mirror reflections of themselves. .
