Act One, Scene 1
Very small in amount or effect; barely adequate or within a lower limit.
What is marginal?
Extremely evil, cruel, or fiendish; demonstrating a demonic level of wickedness.
What is diabolical?
A noisy argument over something petty or unimportant.
What is a squabble?
To get rid of or destroy something completely.
What is to eradicate?
Exemption from punishment or penalty as a consequence of one’s actions.
What is impunity?
Not famous, prominent, or widely recognized.
What is obscure?
Completely free of faults, imperfections or errors.
What is impeccable?
Being unaware, unconscious, or failing to notice what is happening around you.
What is oblivious?
To behave in a way that demonstrates you believe yourself superior to, or more intelligent than, other people.
What is to condescend?
Strange, mysterious, or eerie in way that is beyond what is normal or expected.
What is uncanny?
Attractive, vivid, or visually striking in a manner that is worthy of a painted scene or photograph.
What is picturesque?
A category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style or subject matter.
What is genre?
Unusual, appealing, or charming in an old-fashioned way.
What is quaint?
The basic public systems and services, such as transportation and power supplies, that a country or organization uses in order to work effectively.
What is infrastructure?
Involving death or violence in a way that is strange, frightening, or unpleasant.
What is macabre?
A large amount or supply of something suggesting inexhaustible abundance.
What is a cornucopia?
A finishing stroke or a way of ending something decisively, particularly a situation that has been gradually deteriorating over time.
What is a coup de grace?