People become apathetic towards the horrible repercussions of rape after watching too many episodes of "CSI" or other all-too-real entertainment, Twohy reminds the crowd.
In Sunday's finale, when she barrels into the repercussions of her own actions, watching "Enlightened" feels something like hearing a blast of cymbals, a wake-up call.
Vanavevhu, which means "children of the soil," was born partly out of what Ms. Mhangami calls "a kind of survivors' guilt" she felt watching the violent repercussions of Zimbabwe's land resettlement program, and partly out of a desire to support — and reconnect with — the country she once eagerly fled.
In this content people can satisfy that urge for the macabre an urge that taps directly into our darkest fascinations without the moral repercussions that would come with watching real-world death in almost any other setting.
This will probably have repercussions for the battery life of the watch that you have to charge every evening.
But the appeal will be watched closely by the US department of justice as its outcome could have repercussions for nearly 20 other criminal convictions arising from Enron's collapse.
The story's repercussions rebounded in my head, and I wondered, if there is a God, was he watching me that first time on summer vacation?
Ministers are keeping a close watch on the situation because a collapse of such a large operator would have political repercussions, raising more questions about the ability of the private sector to provide essential social services and healthcare.
The head-butt will bring repercussions because what the referee missed or overlooked, the television cameras picked out in slow motion for every watching fan to see — and to emulate, if his deed goes unpunished.
Then the fantasy ends, and the two gaze down at the courtyard, watching Thomas More resign from his position as Lord Chancellor, a ceremonial moment that they know will have huge repercussions.
