When accurately depicted on screen, the escalation of violence through intimacy works incredibly well (other examples include the Hannibal Lecter franchise, and most of Quentin Tarantino's work) because it mirrors real life; violence that violates, like sexual assault and rape, asserts control by exploiting deeply-ingrained power dynamics.
If you want to talk about changing the "system" then consider the deeply ingrained system of power in our society, still predicated on an outdated model; a model created long ago by educated white males.
Ostensibly the play's theme is congenital venereal disease, but on another level, it deals with the power of ingrained moral contamination to undermine the most determined idealism.
It is diverse and narrow-souled, with a devotion to the idea of power so ingrained as to make discord inevitable and chronic.
Suggesting that a craving for centralised power is ingrained in the Russian psyche, Sixsmith explained that the word "state" implies not impartial government but a "Lord-dom" dependent on the whim of an autocratic ruler.
Although the vagueness of the source of his wealth is almost glaring, the Horatio Alger story, in which poor boys work their way up to wealth and power, was ingrained in the American psyche.
As a Southern woman, I'd say the lesson of yes is ingrained to the 89th power.
Delivered over FM airwaves at the peak of terrestrial radio's power and ingrained into the minds of anyone living through the 1970s and '80s, the Eagles' best songs captured a California settling into itself, more concerned with its valleys and hanging out than surf and sun. .
Since investors have been using charts for 100 years or so and they still seem to work, the patterns may be so deeply ingrained that their predictive powers will persist come what may.The traditional patterns used in technical analysis were, of necessity, fairly crude, determined by what was readily visible to the eye.
