Following his attempts to rearrange his features to "compassion" might he instead have let her escape?
I witnessed him prepare for a short TV interview and he seemed to rearrange his features into something stiffer and less appealing for the camera.
In Peru, rains and floods during an El Niño year can rearrange surface features, in addition to destroying houses and infrastructure.
Poking here, pushing there, he kept rearranging her features, which froze where he put them.
But there are a couple of pictures of her where she was caught in a less formal pose, and a smile rearranged her features.
Not puzzlement, not measured criticism, but full-on outrage — as if they'd woken up to discover that someone had crept in and rearranged the features of their wife's face.
His features rearranged themselves constantly.
In fact, it's Page who offers the few moments of unintentional comedy in this otherwise genuflecting film: when, for example, the three maestros get together in the final section to pound on their gitboxes, Page (now a silver-haired gent in his 60s) can't prevent his features rearranging into a cock-rocker's leer.
Two figures, between two flatscreen video monitors, busy themselves slowly, unsurely, arranging and rearranging their facial features.
It might take a will of steel, but I pledge to never let a surgeon pull the skin off my face so he can rearrange and tighten my features.
