Iris only sees him once after that.
Five Christmases, and four Christmas courts. Eleanor of Aquitaine sees the holidays through.
Crozier is a Jacobean theater impresario. Hickey is a play-patcher intent on taking him for a ride.
Pills?, Numbers signs twice for emphasis. P-I-L-L-S. His eyes are shut with pain, and Wrench's jaw tightens.
Ten years in and Fletcher is dead. Neiman isn't far behind him.
There's a kind of unlucky energy in him when he's at rest, something at work inside of John of which he's only the feverish engine; the heat in him stirs when they are as close as this and she doesn't know what to do with it.
Faustus has a number of persistent questions, chiefly concerning sex in Heaven.
Dreams and desires share a common origin; both take root in Columbus too readily.
Anne has got some stuff to work through about becoming queen, and Richard is an obliging audience.