Upon closer inspection, he has a tattoo running down the right side of his neck that reads "Perpetual Motion".
Mr Law was quite good at the shouty bits and his verse-speaking was fair; but his prince was shallow and consequently unmoving.Incidentally, here is my contribution to the perpetual scrabble to read contemporary politics into Shakespeare.
Here's hoping he gets to make it, because with "No Straight Lines" he has produced a useful, combative and frequently moving chronicle of a culture in perpetual transition; to read it is to watch as an insular demimonde transforms itself, in painful fits and joyful starts, and steps out into a wider monde.
No one wants to read perpetual irrelevant drivel," Allatt says.
The words inscribed on the memorial read: "In perpetual memory of the men of the Lake District who fell for God and King for freedom, peace and right in the Great War 1914-18.
Despite their perpetual shrinkage, newspapers are still read by millions of people across Britain.
In fact, when pressed at oral argument, the Solicitor General stated that the consequences of Wiley's reading of the statute (perpetual downstream control) were "worse" than those of Kirtsaeng's reading (restriction of market segmentation).
Dogs might be great to read to, with their perpetual, wide-eyed lack of judgment, but cats are great to write to: brutally frank, and always a little bit critical.
As a kid Nadler sketched diagrams for perpetual-motion machines and spent hours reading ancient Greek before attending Harvard to study math and classics.
But after they have read The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness, the school governors might at least like to revisit the naming of their drama block, which rubs salt into open wounds.
