Deeply distrustful of people in general and, for some reason, unwilling to enlist adult assistance, Annie improvises, helping the woman without rescuing her.
There's no way he can know better than them what small detail might expose their identities and re-victimize them; there's no reason not to enlist their help to make sure that this doesn't happen.
Whatever Edward expected to see that day, whatever reason drove him to enlist in the Union cause, the thing that most likely remained with him at the end of that first awful day was the feeling of utter exhaustion.
To use Williams' own example, if Owen Wingrave comes to believe that the fact that military service is a family tradition is a reason for him to enlist, that belief may indeed motivate him to enlist, and explain his doing so.
The case allows for discussion of the reasons for government to enlist community aid and the difficulties inherent in doing so, particularly in very poor neighborhoods.
Terrorists can be gratified, extremists inadvertently nurtured and moderates inflamed by inopportune frankness and the publicity it generates.But sometimes there are self-interested reasons for politicians to enlist the "tiny minority".
The reason Oakes is seeking to enlist the ill-suited Jake is that Kevin, from whom Jake was separated at birth, gave his life trying to stop the sale of a high-tech nuclear device by the Eurotrash arms dealer Adrik Vas Peter Stormaree).
That's probably one reason for his decision to enlist Mr. Rickman and Mr. Tidd, his rhythm partners in Steve Coleman and Five Elements, a band that makes dynamic art out of systems of thought, and has just come off a busy year of workshops and residencies, including one in Los Angeles last month.
