In some versions, the boy is never made immortal.
Bid her come, and she shall be made Immortal".
In the earlier authors, only those specially favoured by the gods entered Elysium and were made immortal.
But Monét went legendary with the powder-puff move made immortal by the late vogueing creator Willi Ninja, and snatched the win.
Just as Wodehouse made immortal a world that never existed except in his imagination, so also Ishiguro projects his imagination into a poorly documented zone.
There, however, the hero is eventually made immortal, whereas in the Bible this detail is omitted because, to the Israelite mind, no child of woman could achieve that status.
We already know that Michelangelo was a genius, made immortal by admirers like Vasari; a wall label exhorting visitors to "pause for a moment to reflect on the sheer beauty" of the art seems absurdly superfluous.
The type was made immortal by the character Maynard G. Krebs on the television series "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" — a goateed, bongo-playing slacker who calls people "daddy-o".
Everything wondrous and mysterious about cinema itself is captured in a dazzling, sensuously lengthy kiss between Ms. Taylor and Clift that Stevens shot in tight, almost claustrophobic close-up, filling the frame with beauty made immortal by film.
In an essay of nearly 60 years ago, VS Pritchett described George Gissing as "one of those novelists who are neither discarded nor made immortal, but whose reputation drags its heavy-footed way in a kind of purgatory".
