This songbook-driven tale of Oedipal conflict is set in a traveling circus, the sinister, down-at-heel American variety portrayed in films from the 1930's and 40's like "Freaks" and "Nightmare Alley".
Dancing in the Factory, for instance, is set to a lovely traditional tune, but whether he's doing reflection (We Do What We Can), sinister (Going Down to the Wasteland) or joyful rebirth (Under Their Breath), an inherent beauty prevails.
Yes, it's the "woman as innocent victim duped by the sinister gay down-low brother" narrative again.
In one of the photographs, a beauty, there are two cars on the road, and an anonymous, possibly sinister, figure looks down from above, as if to confirm the results of a nefarious plan.
For tea, there are sinister-looking liquorice macarons washed down with black tea – or a Black Russian if you're feeling frisky.
The piece, weighed down with sinister synthesizer music, was called "Not Happy".
Hacker hero Marcus Holloway must bring down the sinister computerised security system controlling San Francisco in Ubisoft's near-future cyberpunk thriller.
Five tracks in, Telepath features the album's first intelligible human interjection: a sinister vocodered voice counting down.
"Some of you in the media have portrayed the victim as part of some sinister plot to bring down Dominique Strauss-Kahn," he said.
Fans of the boy wizard will be able to explore dark magic, Horcruxes and other sinister artefacts, all washed down with a butterbeer or two.
"Some of you in the media have portrayed the victim as part of some sinister plot to bring down Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
