But after her parents die in quick succession (in separate, gravely dramatic incidents) she marries Ewan Tavendale (Kevin Guthrie), a young farmhand, and settles down with him on her family's property, until they're wrenched apart by his military service in the war.
Like the penny gaff mentioned in stanza three, the poem unfolds a series of vividly shaped, separate but linked dramatic "scenes".
The Golden Globe nominations serve as an adequate guide, partly because the HFPA's 83 voting members don't labour under a moral imperative to make outré selections like some of the critics groups, and partly because they cover virtually all the likely best picture and lead acting contenders through their two separate contests (for dramatic and musical/comedy categories).
Such a mechanism would tend to cause trajectories issuing from various points in some small neighborhood of state space to mix and separate in rather dramatic ways.
For beginners, the text at the symphony's start is: "Separated by two dramatic pauses, the most famous four-note rhythm in Western music catapults Beethoven's hyper-intense Fifth Symphony into action".
The near pitch-dark "Pulse" creates an aura of poetic ambiguity for the viewer to unravel, while "Passages" has groups of bare-headed men and chador-clad women, in separate groups, in a dramatic setting.
At the age of 18 he was given a separate establishment, and in dramatic contrast with his prosaic, scandal-free father, threw himself with zest into a life of dissipation and wild extravagance involving heavy drinking and numerous mistresses and escapades.
The angular fragments of phrases that he thrusts out in the fast-paced "Street Runner with Child" seem framed by the quick, dramatic silences that separate them.
There is still not a separate identity, and only the dramatic departure from Los Angeles is going to create this new identity".
The Louisiana Separate Car Act marked a dramatic and humiliating reversal of fortune for the black and mixed-race citizens of Louisiana.
