The tens of thousands of executions carried out by the Nationalist regime, which continued during the first years after the war ended, earned Franco more reproach than any other single aspect of his rule.
Then he declared, "Come, let us build up the wall of Jerusalem, that we be no more a reproach".
Beholding his son, Ferdinand, dead and borne away by pig-headed demons, Alonso falls into a juddering fit: a turning point after which Prospero moves from retribution towards reconciliation (and more self-reproach than in Shakespeare).
While that fine was hardly a bump in the road for such a massive tech company, the new security requirements imposed by the Attorney General offered a more robust reproach.
More importantly, she reproaches him for his fundamental way of being and talking with her: "You dominate groups with your talking but, alone with me, you talk less even though you often interrupt me".
"I praise today's prize as being deserving and even overdue, but more than that I reproach the Pulitzer committee, which owed him at least a couple of prizes in the past," said Paul A. Samuelson, a previous winner of the Nobel in economic science.
His legs tucked up neatly at his sides, knees almost into armpits, he bounces on his hands across the stage, stands on them as he turns upside down and shakes his pelvis side to side with a beaming enthusiasm that is a reproach to more curmudgeonly souls.
But the bookshelf offers other voices of reproach — deeper and more solemn voices.
His mother-in-law had reproached his wife more than once for getting engaged to an orphan.
This was seen, almost certainly correctly, as a reproach to her more demographics-and-turnout-centered operation.
