Forget his troubled family life, spurned affections for Pam Beesley, and crisis of faith as a former man of the cloth: remember the sheer glee Toby Flenderson took in recounting multiple details of the trial of which he ended up the jury member?
In Act 2, Oedipus's adoptive parents show affection to their troubled son.
Childhood scenes of Dustin and his troubled brother vacillate between feelings of affection and menace.
He noticed that the troubled children in his care were deprived of affection and had disturbed or nonexistent caregiving.
Later Anne meets "Ranger", a quasi-feudal figure, and "Peter Parker", a troubled boy for whom Anne develops a deep affection despite his destructive tendencies.
Rather than whipping her into shape, the lessons introduce her to her instructor's brother, a lonely, troubled man with a brain tumor, whose blunt affections roil her.
It was founded 60 years ago with the notion that mixing troubled children with animals would teach them lessons of affection, discipline and responsibility.
"Now they sady, 'He is nothing but a wheeler-dealer.'" The point Landon was making was that the Pres. of the U.S. needs not just the people's votes but their trust-a fund of respect or admiration or affection which he can draw on in troubled times.
And the troubled Nellie becomes a sort of wise wild child, whose affection for Floyd can never be tarnished.
Even songs that show affection, like "Marie" or "Real Emotional Girl," have a troubled undertow.
'We think of her less as a symbol, icon and martyr and more as a sad and troubled woman.' Those who knew the princess insist that the ongoing affection for her is genuine.
