suzerain

“Even now, in the 21st century, some U.S. officials and elites still deep in their hearts know and understand the world through the framework of the suzerain and its colonies.”

Now that she has seen two of Leandro’s children, she can imagine exactly what he, the absent father, is like: his aristocratic height; his useless blond beauty; his addict’s vacant face; his idle concupiscence; his suzerain’s habit, bred in the bone, of taking whatever he wants; his ruthless indifference to everything that isn’t the chemical in his veins.

The new disc features thrashers like “You Gotta Believe,” which instantly transports you back to the mid-‘80s, the burning metal of “Monster at the End” and the all-out attitude of “Suzerain.”

This is only a slight correction of the regime’s principal course of action, which Higher School of Economics professor Simon Kordonsky describes as “the suzerain takes care of his people—the amalgamation of estates—by distributing resources in a way that ensures that the privileged estates don’t get too brazen and the underprivileged ones don’t die from hunger.”

The Residence of the Suzerain One of the story's principal villains, The Suzerain, resides in the building we know as All Souls College.