Interview with Mr. Hemingway, described as slightly larger than human proportions, and resembling a handsome, playful, and potentially violent bear.
For about an hour the violent rampage bore all the hallmarks of a riot.
Fifty years later, on a gray December day, there is little to indicate that the corner of Seventh Avenue and Sterling Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn, bore violent witness to the worst air disaster at the time, that the disembodied leviathan tail of a ruined jet came to rest here amid flaming carnage and falling brick.
Despite evidence of violent struggles, the son bore no injuries, case records show.
In one draft of the libretto, she says, "If mindless destruction is smashing its way through the world, wild and defiant, who but you, violent Wotan, can bear the blame for the calamity?
His wildly fractured, stretched and twisted suburban imagery is said to relate to video games, and the violent cartoon dynamism bears that out.
The Mexican drug lord Francisco Javier Arellano Félix, 37, left, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for running the notoriously violent cartel that bears his family's name, which Judge Larry A. Burns of Federal District Court said would "live in infamy".
The notion that Oughton resisted the group's more violent tendencies is borne out in Lucinda Franks's 1981 New York Times Magazine account of an argument that is said to have consumed the day and the night before the explosion.
A solo piece written and performed by Ms. Raffo, an actress of Iraqi and American heritage, the play is a welcome reminder that the costs of tyranny and violent conflict are borne not by some amorphous, insentient collective population but by individuals, in this case women whose lives have been frayed and fractured, sometimes beyond repair, by the tortured history of their country (1 30).
