When she brought out the mirror: death.
So-called police "encounters" are common practice in Pakistan, and Wednesday's incident mirrors the death in July of LeJ's former leader Malik Ishaq and 13 of his followers in an isolated area near the town of Muzaffargarh.
Ms. Cooper and her lawyers point out that the character Aibileen's grown son died five months before her white employers' first child was born, a sequence that closely mirrors the death of one of Ms. Cooper's grown sons from cancer, several months before the birth of the Stocketts' first child.
We learn, for example, that Laverde's father's face was disfigured after a horrifying plane crash during a patriotic demonstration in the late 1930s, an event that mirrors the death of Laverde's American wife in another crash half a century later.
Last Friday the Washington Post published a piece displaying the correlation between the Trump vote and white mortality rates, which is as close as a series of scatter plots have ever taken us to perfect poetry: as the demographics of the country shift, Trump's rise mirrors the death of the white American male, making its animating rage less an advent than a valedictory party.
1. "Damn" was released on Good Friday and opens and closes with Lamar getting shot, which detectives suggest mirrors Jesus' death.
A 4,000-verse 4,000-verseon poeMiddle is also traditionally rhymed, known Breton French title Le Miroir de la mort ("The Mirror of Death"), is a meditation on death and the hereafter.
In anything less than a total hippie embrace of sexual beauty (and Warhol had arrived at a posture, that of abject mumbling disappointment with sexuality, one which cut much deeper than any moralistic denunciation or ascetic renunciation ever could) you suddenly found yourself glancing deep into a mirror of death.
Other shocking pictures show Clancy and the Statue of Liberty wearing white Klu Klux Klan conical hats while in another, Bart lies face-down dead on the floor besides a toy gun in front of a billboard reading "Cops never sleep", mirroring the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
McQueen holds the camera on the paper as it burns, its smouldering embers mirroring the death of his hero's last slim hope of salvation.
