The bullet casings found at the scene embodied the sentiments of a nation that blames Berlin for years of grinding austerity – the price of receiving more than €240bn (£200bn) in emergency loans from the EU and IMF.
As I pictured the scale of the David and Goliath phenomenon this unlikely scene embodied, the question arose: how does Spartak do it?
This scene perfectly embodies Newsome's solo show at the SCAD Museum of Art. .
(The fact that Harry's best friend and fellow-officer, Horace, played by Albert Popwell, is black does little to mitigate the stereotype that the diner scene embodies and perpetuates).
Set in fashion magazine offices and cocktail parties in World War II-era New York, the musical, full of catty wit and jitterbugging, irreverently juxtaposes the seriousness of the issues of the day with the superficiality of the New York scene embodied by Amanda (Maria Couch), a small-town girl who married her way to the top.
For all of the rugged glamour the rave scene embodied, there was an inescapable darkness that permeated it.
He shows us how a single seat can set a scene, embody a character's position of power, and represent characters themselves, using a couch in the Coen Brothers Raisingg Arizona, a recliner in Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather: Part II, and an ornate armchair in Disney's UP as rich examples. .
Peggy, who is either pregnant or holding a child in almost all of her scenes, embodies a familiar feminine ideal, and Ms. Adams does nothing to subvert the image of a perfect mother and helpmeet.
But he couldn't, and that's why one of Game of Thrones' central themes is embodied in this scene: The best people make the worst decisions because they can't conceive the options beyond what's possible within their terrible societies.
But instead the argument here is simply that strip club scenes embody the worst sin of all, at least by television's standards: they're boring.
Such scenes embody the wisdom of Philip Roth's observation, after spending time in Soviet-era Czechoslovakia: "The trivialization, in the West, of much that's deadly serious in the East is itself a subject, one requiring considerable imaginative ingenuity to transform into compelling fiction".
