A Diva Dompé performance is an immutable force of love, like the reverse of a horror show but with the same outcome: Once you see her, you cannot unsee what you've witnessed, and you're overwhelmed by this compulsive need to go deeper.
It doesn't always work, but then most games don't tackle homelessness, bereavement, un-anaesthetised childbirth and the immutable ties of parental love.
What binds us is an immutable connection to unadulterated love.
I could momentarily ponder having plastic surgery in order to impress my beloved, or buying a sofa to match his eyes - but love also brings immutable values.
In 1684, Malebranche further developed his views on moral theory in the Traité de morale (Treatise on Ethics), in which he argued that moral virtue requires a love of the "immutable order" that God reveals to those who seek to know it.
Pander to the industry's immutable tastes — a fight for love and glory, a case of do or die — and whatever new critical faculties it seems to have acquired all fall apart.
Towards the end of 2012 the suspicion remained that Lincoln was a movie people admired rather than loved, and this translated into immutable fact as the season wore on.
(One of the immutable laws of television is that the British love a good whodunnit).
In a different vein, God's love for himself cannot count as an affect, since God is immutable and this love is essential to God.
What, in the end, replaces the passionate love for ephemeral "goods" is an intellectual love for an eternal, immutable good that we can fully and stably possess, God.
