confront

One thing you can count on is for “Wicked” to confront the Dorothy of it all.

Gigi's latest release, Fable, is another attempt to confront that grief, lashing out at people who feebly offered "thoughts and prayers" after her sister's death, and wondering why disconnecting from faith makes her "skin start to burn".

It continues to carry out daily attacks on Israel, although not with the same intensity, and confront invading Israeli soldiers in Lebanon’s south.

Someday, history’s gaze will fall upon this chapter and in that mirror the nation may confront its own failures, enduring an international shame too deep to erase.

The task before it is daunting enough, the same as every director and screenwriter had to confront when adapting Frank Herbert’s opus.