The younger generation has little to do but toil in the fields and tumble into love, and so it is with Lucius Hunt Joaquinn Phoenix), Alice's taciturn son, and Edward's daughter, the spirited — not to say loquacious — Ivy Walker Brycee Dallas Howard).
Eat, Pray, Love, her 2006 memoir, saw her bounding across continents, tumbling through love affairs, somersaulting into every big existential question ever asked.
One day, Baby wanders into a diner, and tumbles into love with a waitress, Debora (Lily James).
And we were able to recall the joy/misery, insert as applicable, of falling, tumbling, into love with someone who was quite, quite needy or quite, quite addicted.
They have never enjoyed an afternoon wrestling in the rough-and-tumble, love-hate, gotta-be-kidding-me, are-you-outta-your-mind jujitsu that is authentically New York.
After that Meg could fall out of love, tumble off the ride and be picked up (literally and figuratively) by some smooth operator on a fancier steed, played by Jeff Goldblum, maybe.
But, as the woman's racked story of motherhood, female friendship and love tumbles out, it is she who is being judged.
Meanwhile, they tweet, they post, they tumble in and out of love, they ponder.
As his daughter, Miranda (played with vivid emotionalism by Juliet Rylance), and the shipwrecked prince, Ferdinand (a forthright Edward Bennett), tumble into an instant, rapturous love, Mr. Dillane's casual asides to the audience ("It works") are deadpan and funny.
"I love the rough and tumble," she said.
I love how rough and tumble they are, how they can fall down and shake it off without even batting an eye.
