zastrozzi造句

• Zastrozzi concocts a plan to torture and to torment Verezzi.
• By murdering his own father, Zastrozzi only killed his corporeal body.
• Zastrozzi, however, remains defiant before an inquisition.
• Zastrozzi and Matilda are arrested for murder.
• Verezzi and Zastrozzi had the same father.
• The principal fictional prose writings of Shelley are " Zastrozzi ","
• Zastrozzi blamed his father for the death of his mother, who died before she was thirty.
• Zastrozzi seeks to avenge his mother and blames Verezzi for her seduction, abandonment, and death.
• Mark McGann played Verezzi, Tilda Swinton played Julia, Max Wall was the Priest, while Zastrozzi was played by newcomer Geff Francis.
• But while Verezzi may be an easy target, his tutor Victor, a former priest, presents a much more difficult challenge for Zastrozzi.
• An 1810 reviewer wrote that the main character " Zastrozzi is one of the most savage and improbable demons that ever issued from a diseased brain ."
• Zastrozzi sought revenge against not only his own father, whom he murdered, but also against " his progeny for ever ", his son Verezzi.
• The play retains all the major characters of the Percy Bysshe Shelley 1810 novel : Zastrozzi, Verezzi, Julia, Matilda, Bernardo, and the Priest.
• Zastrozzi confesses that he sought revenge against Verezzi because Verezzi's father had deserted his mother, Olivia, who died young, destitute, and in poverty.
• Zastrozzi, an outspoken atheist, goes to his death on the rack rejecting and renouncing religion and morality " with a wild convulsive laugh of exulting revenge ".
• At about one hundred pages, " Zastrozzi " is shorter than novel-length, which prevents a more thorough and complete development of the characters.
• Percy Bysshe Shelley's first published work was the Gothic novel " Zastrozzi " ( 1810 ), about an outlaw obsessed with revenge against his father and half-brother.
• Eustace Chesser, in " Shelley and Zastrozzi " ( 1965 ), analysed the novella as a complex psychological thriller : " When I first came across " Zastrozzi"
• Eustace Chesser, in " Shelley and Zastrozzi " ( 1965 ), analysed the novella as a complex psychological thriller : " When I first came across " Zastrozzi"
• By manipulating Verezzi into committing suicide, however, Zastrozzi confessed that his objective was to achieve the eternal damnation of Verezzi's soul based on the proscription of the Christian religion against suicide.