女神殿

tempest

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–noun 
1. A violent windstorm, 
frequently 
accompanied by rain, snow, or hail. (冰雹)

2. Furious agitation, commotion, 
or tumult; 
an uproar: "The tempest in my mind/Doth from my senses take all feeling" (Shakespeare). 


tempestuous

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–adjective 
1. characterized by 
or 
subject to tempests: the tempestuous [ocean].  

2. of the nature of 
or 
resembling a tempest: a tempestuous [wind].  

3. tumultuous; turbulent: a tempestuous [period] in history.  

—Synonyms 
2. violent, stormy.


　
won't be able to stop thinking about gentle, empathetic Nicola Carati (Luigi Lo Cascio) 

and his broodier, 
more tempestuous sibling, [Matteo] (Alessio Boni), 

the two brothers whose lives come to embody nearly four decades of modern Italian history in one grandly engrossing experience.

Matteo has more [longings] — he's a passionate reader of books — and fewer plans. Nicola identifies with liberalism and enlightenment; Matteo becomes a soldier, then a cop. 

And as the [lives] and [fortunes] of the Carati clan 
[wax] and [wane], 
[expand] and [intertwine], 

their intimate [struggles], [joys], 
and [accommodations] 
reflect the [rhythms] of societal life on a larger scale: 

The 1966 Florence floods, Italy's 1982 World Cup championship, the terrorism of the Red Brigades, and the violence of Mafia murders share equal, gracefully apportioned weight with personal history. 


undulation 
cf. inundation (area) elucidation (make lucid or clear)
ripple 
dimple zit pustule
eddy
expresses them through eddies of [sadness] and [rage] that we can sense 
fret
The [metal] is fretted with the [acid].
The [breeze] fretted the surface of the [water].

tempestuous blustery
jettison
flotsam is floating debris made up of the wreckage of ship and its cargo.
jetsam is debris they [jettison] in hopes of saving the ship.
buoy

dinghy
keel 
hull davit
Beleaguer


　
His solid work keeps things moving until Penélope Cruz shows up as his tempestuous ex. Cruz's performance, as well as the screenplay, 

brings a new dimension to 
the 
typical Allen stereotype of a psychotic, neurotic woman full of sexual energy. 


　
What happens in this world when you have more promise than you can fulfill is made evident, with tragicomic results, by the figure of Juan Antonio’s former wife, Maria Elena (Penélope Cruz), who is highly intelligent and talented but so tempestuous that she creates [havoc] wherever she goes. (She’s like a Frida Kahlo without the discipline to work.)