To Ms. Sheehy, d'Annunzio was a "sadistic voyeur" who regarded Duse "as human plunder for his art".
"Jackson and Madsen would likely both play bounty hunters returning human plunder to a town called Red Rock in exchange for hefty rewards," reports the Wrap.
Quaritch was the no-nonsense head of security for the human organisation plundering Pandora's natural resources in James Cameron's 2009 blockbuster megalith.
A study by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), to be released on Tuesday, warns that the human race is plundering the planet at a pace that outstrips its capacity to support life.
The showstopping number "We're Despicable," a grotesque march of the human maggots who plunder the dead Scrooge's estate, features goofy lyrics like "We're reprehensible/We'll steal your pen/And pencible".
"Development which plunders human resourcefulness, forests, land, water, air and food is shortsighted and self-eliminating... but for many leaders, development means extensive farming of cash crops, expensive dams, luxury tourist hotels, airports, hospitals, heavily armed armies and supermarkets.
While human rights are plundered, U.S. workers are also losing their jobs.
Aliens -- much like humans -- have been plundering the planet for gold for thousands of years, according to the organizer of South Africa's first UFO Science and Consciousness Conference, held in Johannesburg last week.
For humans, enough has never been enough; and avaricious acquisitiveness has rendered human history a giant plundering shopping spree, one that predates the first suburban shopping mall by thousands of years...
"This iconic species should not be reduced to a commodity that can be plundered for human indulgence," said the actress.
