A plan is hatched to defeat her, and from that silliness comes a tragic mistake.
It is not clear that Austria feels equally warmly about Leary, and, after Leary's son-in-law shows up, a plan is hatched to go to Afghanistan, where there are friends among the hashish suppliers.
The mechanics of the attempt itself are staged with brio and cunning, each minor hindrance acquiring a tint of black comedy; but the first hour of the film, in which the plan is hatched and bickered over, feels sown with confusion.
Jack is duly inspired (Crowe, ever the underplayer, does it with a tiny tilt of the head), and a plan is hatched: the Surprise, true to her name, will clad herself as a ragged old whaler and track her victim in disguise.
The mood grew desperate, and plans were hatched.
One theory holds that the slaughter and deportations in Darfur are part of a master plan that was hatched in the late nineteen-eighties, by political hard-liners, to "Arabize" Sudan.
The salmon is very fresh; it was hatched just this morning.
"She would be just as happy if people thought she was hatched".
A student in a ruined corridor showed the camera his back, which was hatched with red welts.
