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| pain and suffering heartache |
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| without emotion or matter of factly |
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| feeling or being tyrannized |
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| spread through and affected every part of |
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| loud; boisterous energrtic |
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| thoughtful, contenplative |
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| inconspicously, 'under the radar' |
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| to conform in order to be accepted by a group |
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| a minor char. that stands in conflict to a main character in order to bring out the main character's point of view |
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| to beg or plead, or entreat |
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| intensely happy, visibly enthustic |
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| acquiescence, reluctant, acceptance |
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| disclosure, somthing made know |
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| state or quality of being sober |
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| intenses strength, virality |
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| to rescue, save any part of from danger or destruction |
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| business, energetic activity |
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| a memorable or descriptive phrase written on a tombstone or written memory of the dead |
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| a speech given by one person |
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| to make a bargain, to come to an agreement |
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| free from any illusion, delief, or idealism |
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