The décor, however, was supposedly based on an English house and is reproduced here as a flat structure rising up from sinister dark green foliage.
Wilders has previously spoken dismissively of "the sinister green-windmill subsidy complex".
light green, green, dark green.
To rub salt in wounds, the Australian has updated his MySpace page to describe his mood as "triumphant", alongside a slightly sinister grinning green face.
It features a truly sinister, faintly green-tinted version of Fay Godwin's photograph of a heavily bespectacled, "death-suited" Larkin gazing at the camera as if about to grow cloak and fangs, then pounce and live up to his billing as the Beast of the Brynmor Jones Library.
His sharp, almost sinister eyes glow green, while the chains and skeleton clasps on his demonic suit flex with his movement.
But, in contrast to the green and sinister England of Ruth Rendell, Patrick McGrath or Ian McEwan, this is a place where foreboding never surges into tangible threat: the woodshed is apparently devoid of plot-lubricating surprises, and there's little nastiness except the heartbreaking death of a minor character and some standard pre-feminist marital abuse.
As sinister reclassifications go, calling gas a "green fuel" is right up there with Soviet propaganda listing the Ukrainian famine as a bumper harvest, or with Neil Diamond's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
After a lifetime of being a voracious reader and a lover of words, Ms. Green wanted to grapple with the more sinister, trickster side of language.
"Mother Nature here, bringing Kate her monthly gift: Her period," says the actress, who is in her 40s and is smartly dressed in a Jacqueline Onassis-style green suit, her pinched smile suggesting a sinister edge.
