But even that aspect goes sour in the play's conclusion, a trembling turn of events that may rate as the granddaddy of 2,500 years of deus ex machinas.
Or could it have been Ray the Blade, the butcher with the trembling hands turned knife thrower?
Ms. McCrory, who exudes tough and defensive sex appeal, and Mr. Kinnear, who turns trembling vulnerability into a form of attack, are terrific at conveying the mutual, shaky dependency of resentful siblings.
I tremble, sweat, turn pale, but I march!
Months later, my mother still trembled and turned white when she heard a police-car siren, and I couldn't manage to convince her that times had changed, that she wasn't at risk.
As this stercoraceous vomit falls into my cupped and trembling hands, I turn my face away from the stage in abject shame.
Trembling Bells play first.
Well-documented in other parts of Latin America [ 30, 41, 42], the locally recognized symptoms for these ailments were somewhat vague and overlapping, including trembling and shaking hands, turning pale, and fluctuating blood pressure.
In the novel and the film — which monumentalizes every trembling lip and fluttering eyelash, turning human gestures into Kodak moments — Michael's pain turns him not just into Hanna's victim, but also a kind of survivor.
The Greeks created legends about the volcano, saying that it was the workshop of Hephaestus and the Cyclops or that underneath it the giant Typhon lay, making the Earth tremble when he turned.
