[He had] an accent that carried the longing cadence of the exile. |
As soon as they start predicting a storm, people call and it seems that these storms are coming one after the other. |
At the time the volatility of your innate short temper was exacerbated by the aftermath of your abuse of illicit drugs, |
He could not live without adversaries, no more than a tree can live without soil; like mangrove trees, which make their own soil, he could create enemies from within himself. |
He needed to make deals. a deal meant an opponent, an opponent meant confrontation and confrontation was the source of his strength. |
If you've got a switch underwater obviously it won't operate, ... It's also difficult to repair. There's so much potential damage from static discharge, dirt and algae that the cost of cleaning it would likely exceed the cost of replacing it. |
If you've got a switch underwater obviously it won't operate. It's also difficult to repair. There's so much potential damage from static discharge, dirt and algae that the cost of cleaning it would likely exceed the cost of replacing it. |
In circumstances where your love and care was called for, you responded with lethal force. |
It can dive to 3,000 meters and stay submerged for an hour. |
It can dive to 3,000 meters and stay submerged for an hour. It will only come into such shallow waters if it is ill. But in doing so it is committing suicide. |
It is the most atypical habitat imaginable. If it was looking for a quiet place today, the Thames certainly wasn't it. |
It would indicate complete indifference to the laws relating to speed, |
It's like running into a burning building and trying to buy fire insurance. |
Its chances of survival are quite slim, I'm afraid. It will have to be guided back out to sea through a busy shipping channel. |
Presenting both of these plays feels like a search for simplicity and a communal experience involving the actors and the audience. Language ? contemporary or Shakespearean ? is important for me. Hamlet is a step on from, say, Lear. It's more anachronistic in places, more eclectic. There's a coherence at work here but one accompanied by a series of small, dramatic explosions. |