Distraught that his beauty will fade while the portrait stays beautiful, he inadvertently makes a Faustian bargain in which only the painted image grows old while he stays beautiful and young.
Wealthy, successful and self-confident, Shai, on the surface, handles rejection with aplomb, but the pair inadvertently stays connected through an impoverished young laundry delivery man, Munna (Prateik Babbar).
In dozens of conversations, with new "boaters" who have been here a few months and those whose families have stayed for generations, people here inadvertently but consistently refer to non-Arabs as "Americans".
To Loftus-Cheek's credit he stayed out of the fracas that saw Diego Costa bumping his way around the West Bromwich defence and which inadvertently led to Cesc Fàbregas, 20 yards away, wanting to get involved as well.
While the cub stayed put, the mother came up to the doorway of his tent, evidently sniffing George's placid, sleeping head before he woke, unzipped his sleeping bag and inadvertently scared both bears away.
Team Sky's Froome stayed on the wheel of closest competitors Nairo Quintana and Joaquim Rodriguez as they climbed to the summit of Mont Semnoz and the Briton was forced to push away spectators with about three kilometres to go as they inadvertently threatened to impede his progress.
Gnessen also thinks I have become too comfortable (in a miserable sort of way) with being in debt and am, inadvertently, ensuring I stay there.
He puts Lynda off going to Brookfield to collect the show's props and set while inadvertently helping her to stay positive.
The authorities also urged Britain's ramblers and country-lovers to stay in town for fear they might inadvertently spread the viral disease, which can be fatal to animals but rarely affects humans.
They delegate execution risk to project teams, which are responsible for staying on time and on budget, but they inadvertently leave themselves carrying the full burden of white space and integration risk.
After last week's instalment I was worried that in its overwhelming desire to stay onside with its subjects, Benefits Street might inadvertently make the case for the therapeutic effects of grinding poverty.
