It ends with Macunaíma's willful destruction of his own village; despite the euphoria of the collision, the meeting of cultures the novel documents is inevitably catastrophic.
In the three-act 1965 production choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan, Ms. Vishneva's Juliet starts out innocently willful and ends up somewhere in the wild.
Ms. Kistler bourrées across the stage backward and forward, somehow both wistful and willful, until she ends up in Mr. Askegard's arms, while Ms. Ringer, with stormy passion, finds peace with Mr. Martins.
And if the overcharge is deemed willful, the tenant could end up paying the roommate three times the amount of the overcharge.
In the end, this willful shunning of authentic detail undermines the show's strength, which is Mr. Eason's insider's perspective on pro sport, a rarefied world that rarely makes it onto the stage.
"Would a self-conscious and willful machine choose its own ends, and even be considered a person with rights?" asked Edward Barrett, director of research for the Stockdale Center, the U.S. Naval Academy's ethics and military policy think tank.
It also seems improbable that U.S. military advisors, who had staff offices in the Colombian Army's high command, could have remained in the dark about so many killings of civilians over the course of years, unless their ignorance was willful or they believed the ends justified the means.
This "willful blindness" policy could be ended through simple procedural changes by the Department of Homeland Security.
The beginning of the end of my willful addiction came six months ago, when I was visiting my grandmother.
Is Wills's blindness willful?
