"The unknown is the most frightening part," Edwards tells me.
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And — most frightening of all — could this happen to me?
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And also, most frightening, fell in love with one another.
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Terror is jihadism's most frightening weapon but not its core.
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The most frightening change of all: The halls are quiet.
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She faced one of the most frightening challenges of her life.
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" That ellipsis is the most frightening punctuation I've seen since "Jeb!
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This outer limit of that range is, potentially, the most frightening.
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It's the most frightening and artfully done haunted house experience around.
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"The most frightening part is having to tell them," Ramos said.
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Perhaps the most frightening thing is that savers don't realise this.
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Nurses are the unsung heroes, they're at people's most frightening moments.
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"That's the most frightening thing about this right now," Borgen said.
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Before they met, she drafted the group's most frightening statement yet.
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This, the third debate in the presidential series, was the most frightening.
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Perhaps most frightening is that the hack went undetected for 10 months.
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Most of us know the worst-case scenarios, Trump's most frightening traits.
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Whether he can sustain it is the most frightening question of all.
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Too often, this finding is the one that's most frightening, or scariest.
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For now, Britain has managed to avoid the most frightening economic forecasts.
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The most frightening thing about The Handmaid's Tale has always been its plausibility.
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What is most frightening, however, is that these symptoms mimic those of dehydration.
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We asked 13 authors to recommend the most frightening books they've ever read.
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All these factors, she said, makes these cases the "most frightening" she's studied.
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It's one of the most frightening and undercovered political stories of our time.
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It's also, scare-for-scare, the most frightening film I've seen this year.
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We decided to dig up the most frightening gore-free films we could find.
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What you just said is one of the most frightening things I've ever heard.
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That news conference was, to me, the most frightening moment of the Trump presidency.
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And the most frightening question of all: What if he died on their watch?
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The call during the soccer game has stayed with him as the most frightening.
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For sufferers of selective mutism, speaking is the most frightening thing in the world.
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But for some residents, running out of water is the most frightening prospect of all.
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And best of all most frightening of all, it doesn't require that silly safety tether.
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In the most frightening dreams, I ran through the streets of Baghdad pursued by insurgents.
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We use our smartphones and computers to broadcast our most frightening moments and seek support.
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However, these political and commercial scavengers are not the most frightening users of personal information.
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But we risk giving too much weight to the newest and most frightening media technologies.
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At night, I was forced to waddle slowly along even the most frightening of streets.
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And one of his most frightening videos came from Friday during the infamous tiki torchlight riot.
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"The most frightening thing would be Trump fires Mueller and gets away with it," Seidman said.
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Abdul Aziz's most frightening moment was on the Iranian-Turkish border when he came under fire.
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Pepperdine guard Jade' Smith says it was one of the most frightening things he's ever experienced.
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"One of the things that's most frightening about delusions is that time completely stops," she says.
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To help you give you that feeling, I culled Netflix (US) for its most frightening films.
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One of Stephen King's most frightening characters returns with the new season of Hulu's "Castle Rock."
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Some find the idea that British Jews need a lesson the most frightening of his comments.
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But the most frightening moment belongs to a malfunctioning slide projector that starts to advance itself.
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One of the most frightening aspects of Trump's rise has been his clear appeals to white nationalism.
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"The most frightening thing was how the colectivos and the National Guardsmen coördinated their efforts," Duarte said.
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Here are the stories behind some of the most frightening global health crises in the past year.
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And meanwhile this boil began to fester and now is the most frightening thing confronting global stability.
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This pretend FBI is manipulative and power-mad, missing altogether what's most frightening—the banality of bureaucracy.
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On Campus ATLANTA — We're coming up on Halloween, the most frightening time of the year — for college administrators.
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The most frightening moments Friday morning occurred on Ocracoke Island, at the southern end of the Outer Banks.
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In the current political climate, it may be the most frightening and exciting piece of theater now up.
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One of the most frightening things Offred struggled to understand was the political change she was living through.
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I've begun meditating, which allows me to acknowledge the most frightening thoughts, and let them float on by.
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I want to do everything right, and what's most frightening is that sometimes I think I can manage it.
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Surprisingly, the most frightening diseases were not necessarily the most likely to stop an immigrant from entering the country.
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FOR the moment at least, this is not the most frightening election that America's pro-business establishment has faced.
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Some of the most frightening reports had to do with the disappearances of Tibetan leaders in Sichuan and Qinghai.
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We weren't expecting the March 19 episode "Sock Puppets" to be the most frightening hour of Homeland thus far.
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The most frightening leg of his journey was from Agadez, Niger to Sabha in southwestern Libya, Ussumane tells me.
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But for many people left homeless by the fire, the most frightening part of the disaster is just beginning.
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Telling his father — himself a recovering alcoholic — was the most frightening moment of Mullin's then 25-year-old life.
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Growing up, I would scan the horror section of Blockbuster to look for the most frightening flick available on video.
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The most frightening portion of the exchange is Kelly's enthusiastic agreement, right after he was steamrolled on the real question.
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"There was a conference call [yesterday] that was one of the most frightening conference calls I've been on," Cramer said.
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Clarkson called it the "biggest crash I've ever seen and the most frightening," but Hammond sustained no life-threatening injuries.
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Of course, if Trump delivers on his most frightening immigration promises, it won't simply be because immigrants are easy targets.
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"It's the most frightening feeling, but it's also a very weakening feeling because you feel like a child," he says.
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The steps he takes from his front door to the mailbox have become the most frightening part of his day.
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King has proven, once again, that he can meet even the most frightening critic with little more than a shrug.
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Perhaps most frightening of all, it also includes a brief appearance by a Big Mouth Billy Bass singing plastic fish.
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"The most frightening thing was when the heavy fog came in," Michael said, noting the limitations of even powerful lighthouses.
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The most frightening aspect of the film was its willingness to stare down the communities that we've been encouraged to trust.
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In an interview with Gizmodo, Lackey said that Cloudbleed is most frightening for revealing how small bugs can cause big problems.
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All you have to do is take out the Demogorgon in favor of Pennywise The World's Most Frightening Clown (Bill Skarsgård).
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In the real world, we face a panoply of surveillance threats that go beyond even the most frightening coordinated government surveillance.
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However, the most frightening similarity between the decades preceding World War II and the current era is the tribalizing political discourse.
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Of all of the things that could happen in the air, having your plane's engine shut off is the most frightening.
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Still, safety is the largest point of contention, and the most frightening aspect for parents, as well as the kids themselves.
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Elliott said her relatives in Hanoi told her the Christmas bombings were the most frightening experience for them throughout the war.
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This is an odd role for uncertainty to play, because it is one of the most frightening things about climate change.
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In the Metroid franchise, the most frightening, dangerous creatures in the entire galaxy are floating jellyfish who are allergic to the cold.
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If some of the most frightening rumors circulating already are true, than I will face retaliation just for writing these words today.
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Perhaps the most frightening part is the realism; Gary and Brooke eventually part ways and with time and space, they move on.
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It was unhinged, even for Trump—a petulant and socially corrosive display that invoked the most frightening mass movements in human history.
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The most frightening thing today is that, even when reasonable needs and interests are crushed, very few people stand up to protest.
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The most frightening part is that we're not sure if Trump's America is rock bottom or if we have further to fall.
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But the most frightening moment, of course, was when Negan, after ordering Carl to take him to Alexandria, stumbled onto young Judith.
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The presidential palace should be Aden's safest place, not its most frightening, says Kholoud Mousa, a 19-year-old whose school lies below.
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Perhaps the most frightening reality to live with is that often, terrorist acts occur even when security is strong and we are vigilant.
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What was perhaps most frightening of all was the sense that the need to prove myself had followed me from Israel to America.
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The most frightening Halloween-themed treat we've seen from Disneyland so far, is suitable for adults only because it's a super-creepy cocktail.
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One of the most frightening illustrations of this fact is a prediction that by 2050, our oceans will contain more plastic than fish.
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This is the most frightening vestige of President Trump's TV career: in his world, reality doesn't dictate the script; the script dictates reality.
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Pittsburgh and Poway are but examples — perhaps the most frightening and brutal examples — of a resurgent anti-Semitism that is engulfing our country.
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Each season of American Horror Story takes viewers down a dark and twisted path, often featuring the most frightening aspects of the supernatural.
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Season 4 is shaping up to be the biggest and most frightening season yet, and we cannot wait for everyone to see more.
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Trilobites With its dagger teeth and formidable frame, the Tyrannosaurus rex was one of the most frightening beasts to ever terrorize the land.
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For that reason, King calls Pet Sematary his most frightening work, and likened it more to an unremittingly grim thought exercise than a novel.
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The plight of Kat In the scene most likely to give you nightmares, Kat does a cam girl session with her most frightening client.
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We've rounded up some of the most frightening unsolved murder stories throughout history and some of the movies and TV shows that they've inspired.
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The most frightening accounts were of two children who stopped breathing normally, three who had seizures, and five who went into comas, WPTV reports.
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It's an industry, he said, in which one of the most frightening words is "churn" — meaning the loss of a customer to a competitor.
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"The Queen giving 2016, the Year of Punk, her official blessing is the most frightening thing I've ever heard," he wrote in the statement.
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Nicholas Kristof President Trump is scary in many ways, but perhaps the most frightening nightmare is of him blundering into a new Korean war.
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Because if that&aposs the case, if he was in that meeting, this is the most frightening, frightening example of FBI power since Edgar Hoover.
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The "blonde" (as her admirers call her) is no friend of Germany; she is, arguably, the most frightening weapon of massive and terminal EU destruction.
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MORE COWBELL The most frightening part of The New Celebrity Apprentice for me was the notion of calling all your rich friends to raise money.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) describes NSLs as "one of the most frightening and invasive" surveillance powers that were expanded under the US Patriot Act.
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The most frightening illustration of this threat is a 200-metre platform—roughly the length of a carrier deck—that sits in the Gobi desert.
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Most frightening is the claim by some academics that violence is an acceptable tactic of change if democratic institutions do not produce the desired results.
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James' costume choice and execution was no doubt a winner, but it was McDavid who suited up as most frightening clown of all: Donald Trump.
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But I was taking part in a lifelong ritual of saying, out loud, the most frightening things in an effort to keep them at bay.
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As Struzik observes in the most frightening chapter of "Firestorm," blazes often churn up the hazardous remnants of old mining activity — asbestos, arsenic, even uranium.
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It serves as a kind of manual for how to resist racism and fight hate, even when the world is at its darkest and most frightening.
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"The Republican candidate insists on discrediting and demoralizing a woman, which is one of his most frightening features," Machado said (in a rough translation from Spanish).
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Between Jennifer Connelly's sex show scene and Jared Leto's amputated arm, it's Sara Goldfarb's shock treatment moment by Ellen Burstyn that's the most frightening and disturbing.
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After the revelations of abuse and rape, the most frightening thing the Epstein connections show is the impregnable, hermetic way class and power work in America.
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The most frightening moment comes when a car tries to drive through the crowd, almost hitting multiple people before crashing into the side of the White Castle.
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Kennedy said the most "frightening" issue is whether Facebook really has control or whether the company has lost control over what's happening on its social media platform.
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Admittedly, that doesn't sound like a big deal for someone who owns a bed of nails, but to me it's actually the most frightening thing I do.
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What's most frightening is that unless CDC officials had alerted the Post to this story, no one outside of that organization might have ever heard about it.
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The roads out of the Atlas Mountains are some of the most frightening twists and turns but thanks to the amazing driver we make it our alive.
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That, even more than the number of anti-Semitic threats and implied violence, may be the most frightening part of the atmosphere of Trump's first months in office.
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No, the most frightening episode occurred in April 27, when he found himself under attack by a crowd of rock-throwing sherpas at Base Camp II on Everest.
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And perhaps the most frightening difference is that tomorrow's killer robots could act on their own, pulling the trigger with no human being in the loop, he added.
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The most frightening report, released by the United Nations in October, said the world only has about a decade to rein in emissions before irreversible catastrophic impacts begin.
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The Fair Housing Act: Changing the way we define discrimination It was one of the most frightening moments in his ministry, and it was all caught on film.
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Read more: 15 times the heirs to massive fortunes disappeared under mysterious or disturbing circumstancesBusiness Insider gathered a number of the most frightening crimes to hit retail establishments.
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Residents enjoy 5G, a great school and special tax cuts — a reward for living in what many consider to be one of the most frightening places on Earth.
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WATTERS: And I know a few people that have driven with Charles, and it was probably one of the most frightening thing -- (CROSSTALK) GUTFELD: Wait, wait, Charles is driving?
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King's work is at its most frightening when its monsters are more familiar than abstract, reminiscent of the darkness we might encounter every day in others and in ourselves.
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Efron may have been the one in the scary situation while hiking, but the actor is gearing up to play one of the most frightening humans of all time.
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Together, they made a sound so enveloping that it was easy to imagine how it might comfort you and transport you during the most frightening moments of a birth.
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Here is the most frightening thing you'll read all day: Growing numbers of US intelligence officials believe North Korea can produce a new nuclear bomb every six or seven weeks.
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In "The Ring," often cited as one of the most frightening horror movies ever made, an early sign that a child has supernatural powers is her never needing to sleep.
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In one image, he illuminates what's most frightening about the film, the idea of being silenced, separated from society, unable to act or have any effect on what's around us.
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Alabama passed one of the most frightening anti-abortion laws in recent months, banning the procedure without exception in what many believe to be an intentional challenge to Roe v.
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Praying mantises are among the most frightening insects on the planet, equipped with powerful front legs which they use to snatch unwary insects, spiders, and even the odd amphibian or reptile.
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" Before Donald Trump became president, the most frightening thing that happened in the capital was "The Exorcist," which brags on its DVD cover that it's "the scariest film of all time.
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The most frightening atrocities are those that touch on Argentina's actual present and past, as if to remind us that the true source of evil is not supernatural but man-made.
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The most frightening part is that no matter how we reflect on it, it cannot be stopped… At the same time fears are exciting, for the knowledge beyond our experience is coming.
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A little more than six months into the Trump presidency, though, it now seems clear that the most frightening threats to ordinary politics in the United States are empty or easily contained.
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"I would say this is the most frightening election period I can remember in my adult life," said Richard L. Hasen, an election law expert and professor at the University of California, Irvine.
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Photo: tpa (Pixabay)A Rochester, New York, resident might have caught one of the most frightening brain diseases around in one of the strangest ways possible—eating squirrel meat contaminated with zombie-like proteins.
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You'll see the police officer hot on the trail of Versace's villain, serial killer Andrew Cunanan (Darren Criss at his most frightening), but you shouldn't expect to check in with their kids every week.
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It's the holy grail of seismology: Accurately predicting an earthquake would save lives, decrease property damage, and allow humans to have some measure of control over one of nature's most frightening and unpredictable events.
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The most frightening example is Mr. Trump's frenzied claim that the presidential election is being "rigged" against him — a claim he has ramped up as his chances of winning the presidency have gone down.
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"If I just look at the UK, the most frightening statistic I've seen is that between 2016 and 2017 the average age of (club) membership went from 54 to 58 years of age," said Slumbers.
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We're naïve if we think that Facebook and Google will not tap into those developments to track every American, understand what we do, and, most frightening, use that data to influence the decisions we make.
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It's obvious then that one of the most frightening things a teacher can witness is students who are disillusioned, who feel like they don't matter, and live in a world that makes them feel invisible.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain who exemplifies many of the most frightening trends about the new strongman leaders around the world, has been steadily putting military personnel in key government positions.
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I was there to learn about how scientists were beginning to link air pollution—from power plants, motor vehicles, forest fires, you name it—to one of the least understood and most frightening of illnesses: dementia.
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Museum officials gathered a panel of experts on Thursday night to try to answer some of the most frightening and difficult questions about the risks Zika poses and what can be done to mitigate the danger.
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"When she was being handcuffed, I said: 'Mom, everything is going to be O.K.' " Indira's mother was held in Gainesville's Hall County jail for three days, but that wasn't the most frightening part for the family.
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Get Out has its surface scares, but it's what's lingering beneath that's most frightening: The sense that no matter where you turn, no matter how many people claim they're on your side...they're out to get you.
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This film is arguably also the most frightening on the list because its plot feels the most possible, and within that realm of the possible, the most hopeless to survive, if ever you should have to try.
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One of the most frightening things about climate change is that we cannot predict exactly what will happen, and that at some point, we may tip into a cascading series of devastating events that we cannot reverse.
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And that holds just as true for an army of European bureaucrats and politicians who are now tasked with closing the book on what many consider to have been the most frightening chapter in modern Europe's financial history.
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One of the most frightening questions about the Trump administration, and the Republican machine that laid the groundwork for it, is just how extensively they've managed to savage voting rights, especially in our most vulnerable and marginalized communities.
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Ruiz had skipped the crosstown bus in favor of a taxi — "These bugs look pretty cool," she thought, "and I don't want to startle anyone" — but rush hour traffic, of course, is Manhattan's most frightening Halloween scare of all.
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The most frightening moment wasn&apost seeing spurting lava or smelling the noxious fumes, but getting lost trying to hike into the closed Leilani Estates neighborhood through a tangled mess of trees and vegetation under dark jungle-like canopy.
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It's meant to represent a dystopian future where we might have "branded dreams," and its most frightening aspect is that it's actually rather gorgeous and, without ever mentioning the brand in question, conveys an overwhelmingly positive impression of it.
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But what's going on with Trump, you can't even get at, you know, and what he said was that even to clarify 15 out of these 500 deals, these are just like the most frightening Mafiosos around the world.
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Yet he left out perhaps the most frightening possibility: that suppression of Democratic votes and gerrymandering combined with a faithful right-wing core constituency are leading Republican politicians to feel increasingly immune from the wrath of ordinary working people.
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Praying Mantises Are More Badass Than We RealizedPraying mantises are among the most frightening insects on the planet, equipped with powerful front …Read more ReadSo yes, their taste in prey is diverse, but apparently it's even more diverse than we thought.
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The Ritual is at its most frightening when it flashes back to those moments: There is a literal monster in the forest, but the real horror is in Luke's grief and his guilt at, in his mind, letting Rob die.
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"Our intelligence indicated that these mindless and wicked individuals... have now diversified their nefarious activities to include fabricating fake stories of providing educational supports in forms of scholarship, recruitment for sporting activities and the most frightening being organ harvesting," she said.
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" Most frightening, perhaps, is that Earth should be cooling due to its current orbit cycle around the sun, however, "increased anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases have instead caused the planet to warm abnormally fast, overriding the orbitally induced climate cycle.
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This is the most frightening type of man, whose basic character is vile but not inviolable, who springs from darkness and bends toward anything that casts light, even if that light is, as the internet loves to say, a dumpster fire.
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And while the film doesn't disguise its origin as a Twitter thread, it generally doesn't treat it as a gimmick, either — because in 2020, the internet is just where people share the weirdest, funniest, and most frightening moments of their lives.
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Don't be fooled: salt-and-pepper-style shrimp (1)—essentially pre-seasoned crustacean popcorn—is not bland but bold, and the most frightening part of dry-pot-style fish (10) was the flame beneath the mini wok it arrived in.
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In against the most frightening middleweight on the planet, the blown up welterweight with no wrestling pedigree, shucked off and scrambled out of takedowns, and made the on-the-fly decision to replace his jab with a right front kick.
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And while a lot of the story's creepy weirdness is still preserved, the nature of IT — for my money, the most frightening part of the book — is depicted in one scene but then largely ignored, which undercuts the whole enterprise.
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Additional Video of Dog Rescue in RestonVideo by Firefighter Archie Fellows Posted by Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department on Wednesday, February 17, 2016 What is most frightening for the little pooch seems to be how close she is to losing her grip.
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In one of the most frightening developments, some of the fires are being lit by gang members who try to collect rent from tent-dwellers on certain blocks, according to law enforcement officials and homeless people living in tents interviewed by CNN.
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Perhaps the most frightening reality is that ISIS has discovered, as coordinated attacks on their seized territory have thwarted their aim of establishing a caliphate across the Middle East, that they have no real need to hold territory to achieve their ends.
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"If some of the most frightening rumors are true, than I will face retaliation just for writing these words today," wrote Lewis, referring to remarks by Trump followers promising retribution for those who did not and will not not fall into line.
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Whether you're a horror fan or a proud scaredy cat, once you realize Hannibal Lecter is a total Leo or Van Helsing is definitely a Sagittarius, you'll start to view even the most frightening figures of horror in a whole new (astrological) light.
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The situations that have been the most frightening tend to be off camera because you haven't reached that trust level where you feel comfortable starting to film, or the situation has broken down to the point where you no longer feel comfortable filming.
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But perhaps the film's most frightening aspect is the fact that these increasingly powerful tools don't just spring from the ether (or womb) fully formed: They are designed by people who imbue them with their own flaws, social constructs, and unconscious biases.
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Below, we've compiled a list of the 31 most frightening flicks we could find on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, the horror-specific Shudder, and the classics-focused Filmstruck — add a few to your queue, pop open a bag of candy corn, and dig in.
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"By way of his hate campaign, the Republican candidate insists on discrediting and demoralizing a woman, which is clearly one of his most frightening characteristics," she wrote in her post in Spanish, next to a photo of herself draped in an American flag.
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PAUL R. MINTON, M.D. ALPHARETTA, GA. ♦ To the Editor: I agree with the selections of scary books your authors mention, but am surprised that nobody chose "The Woman in Black," by Susan Hill, truly one of the most frightening stories ever written.
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They are some of the most frightening substances on earth, and Weber expects some of them to be used against South Korean ports, airfields, and cities as a way of killing large numbers of civilians and troops while causing terror on a nationwide scale.
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The most frightening sequence in the show involves a seemingly kind act, a surprise birthday gift of an elaborate child's toy, which devolves into a scene of family rancor so distressing that I had to cover my eyes, as if it were a murder.
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Christopher Murphy has the most frightening possible assessment of the Trump administration's standoff with North Korea: The prospect of war is very real, and Congress needs to move quickly to prevent President Trump from leading the US into a conflict that could kill hundreds of thousands of people.
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What is most frightening about these latest expressions of "religious freedom" is not just that they threaten to place others at risk, but that religious conservatives form a substantial part of Donald Trump's voter base -- his plan to reopen by Easter may be well timed to speak to them.
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The most frightening thing of the last 18 months has been watching the number of senior politicians who spoke out against Trump when he was a candidate and said he was not fit for office, only to later go quiet and pretend like they never said what they said.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - For Nurul Amin, a Rohingya Muslim living in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, the days since learning he and his family were among a group of people set to potentially be repatriated to Myanmar have been among the most frightening since they fled their home.
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Investors are going to be left having to judge whether revenue declines are a result of weariness surrounding ongoing U.S./China trade negotiations, a general slowing in China's economic growth rate or whether — perhaps most frightening to investors — Apple has just begun to lose its grip to Chinese consumer tech companies.
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And, most frightening, in a time of extremely high partisanship, driven more and more by affective loyalties and fear of the other party, we don't know how much democratic transgression Republicans (in Congress, the media, and in the mass public) would tolerate if it meant keeping Democrats from gaining power.
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It was thanks mainly to those writers that people started to refer to Marxism as "scientific socialism," a phrase that sums up what was most frightening about twentieth-century Communism: the idea that human beings can be reëngineered in accordance with a theory that presents itself as a law of history.
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Number five was the most frightening time inside, though, because the last thing I remembered was my favorite bartender at Mike's on Troost (a good local bar in Kansas City about half a mile from school) pouring me a straight scotch about the size of a small iced tea, but without the ice.
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But it was that quiet dignified courage of others to endure the most frightening thing imaginable and to do what it takes on behalf of their loved ones that compelled Teddy to make those parents his cause, not out of self-interest but out of a selfless concern for those who suffer.
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Gayle and Kardashian West aside, though, the most iconic contemporary example of ghost hair might be found in the Japanese movie ''Ringu'' (1998), the inspiration for ''The Ring'': In its most frightening scenes, its female villain crawls out of a television set, her face buried under her mane, an eyeball occasionally poking out.
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John "Tim" Elkington, who arrived as a 20-year-old with the RAF's 151 Wing in Russia, said his most frightening experience was crossing the Arctic Sea on a route that would claim more than 3,000 Allied lives over the next four years as U-boats, aircraft and mines sank 101 merchant and naval ships.
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Some candidates have even crafted their own versions of the Green New Deal, but the most frightening manifestation of such climate extremism is that some candidates are now pledging to ban fossil fuels, a move that would dramatically raise energy prices in places such as Ohio, which is among the top states that consumer natural gas in the country.
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John "Tim" Elkington, a Battle of Britain veteran who arrived as a 20-year-old with the RAF's 151 Wing in Russia, said his most frightening experience was crossing the Arctic Sea on a route that would claim more than 3,000 Allied lives over the next four years as U-boats, aircraft and mines sank dozens of ships.
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Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts at Universal Studios Florida throws guests into a wild adventure on a mine cart within the famed wizarding bank, while Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey at Universal's Islands of Adventure sends riders soaring through Hogwarts Castle, coming face-to-face with some of the series' most frightening nemeses.
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Ms. Sturgeon, who heads a minority government in Scotland, would like an independence referendum sometime in the last months of negotiations, evidently on the belief that Scottish voters would be more likely to vote for breaking with Britain when the negotiations are in their homestretch and are likely to be at their most heated, most confusing and most frightening.
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When my internal world is at its most frightening—when I go through a period of panic attacks that feel like they are never going to abate, and every day am forced to walk through a multitude of new deaths—writing lends me the ability to be the hero of the story, rather than the victim.
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By withholding the specific story of whatever made her angry, Thurman made her anger itself the story — and the raw force of her struggle not to get angry on that red carpet summoned the force of her anger even more powerfully than its full explosion would have, just as the monster in a movie is most frightening when it only appears offscreen.
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But he never forgot the lesson of DC. Taped to the door of Edwards' office at Virginia Tech is a slip of paper that reads: "This, thought Winston, was the most frightening aspect of the party regime—that it could obliterate memory, turn lies into Truth and alter the Past …" It's from George Orwell's 1984, a reminder of the doublethink Edwards encountered in DC. He still considers his work there a total failure.
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