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Villarreal: Tell me more about your approach to capturing the pain and the torment that’s going on internally of a character like this, as someone that’s been on the other side observing it.

In the unfinished painting, the tormented saint tilts his head far to one side, capping a long diagonal line made from an outstretched arm that cuts across the picture.

Endometriosis has "mentally tormented" her for the most of her adult life.

From BBC

Estragon asks, hurt at having been once again denied the chance to share some of his private torment.

“Even now when I remember him the grief is such that it’s only with God's blessing that I survive the torment,” he says.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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