"You can get a child that becomes the carer of the parent because the parent loses the plot and collapses," she says.
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Hit men, henchmen, bagmen — they all wander in and out of a highly diverting book that crackles with life and vividness, even as it sometimes loses the plot.
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Waco's biggest issue is the writing, which loses the plot at levels that evince the "we know better"-ism of most politicians and pundits during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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It's worth playing for its amazing sense of being an aimless drifter lost in American folklore — and while it loses the plot towards the end, you should still push through if you love a good yarn.
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I'll get to the very simple reason why the trailer for Rings, a reboot of 2002's The Ring, itself a remake of the 1998 Japanese horror film Ring, loses the plot in its first few seconds.
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It was a good decision and still timely, but in attempting to apply it to net neutrality, Kavanaugh immediately loses the plot: Internet service providers and cable operators perform the same kinds of functions in their respective networks.
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He digresses because he loses the plot, and he lies when the truth wouldn't look good on him; he distracts himself and tells himself lies because it is the only way to square what is actually happening with what he would prefer to be happening.
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Any discussion of the bombing that subsumes these realities in the stock pieties of politicians ("Our hearts are broken but our resolve has never been stronger," said Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader), or the analysis of "terrorism experts," obscures our vision and loses the plot.
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Chow was replaced by Tony Leung, who had previously turned down the role of Zhuge Liang,Frater, P. & Coonan, C. "Leung rejoins 'Red Cliff'", Variety, 2007-04-19. Retrieved on 2007-04-20.McCurry, J. "Chinese epic loses the plot as actors quit £40m project", The Guardian, 2007-04-20. Retrieved on 2007-04-20.
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The next day it's all over the papers and Jaquie fears it's the end of her career. Kim promises she can fix it, but when Jaquie sees Tom with Serita, she loses the plot. She kicks Tom out of the flat and resents Kim for not telling her about it. In her depression she turns again to drink and drugs and goes on a 'celebrity booze binge of epic proportions'.
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N. Venkateswaran from The Times of India gave two and a half stars out of five and said "The weakest link in the story/screenplay (by Jayendra and Subha) is the character of Dr Ajay Kumar – though he is shown to be a highly educated doctor, he loses the plot when he finds out that is suffering from pancreatic cancer". However, Rohit Ramachandran of Nowrunning.com rated it four out of five stars, stating that there was not "a flash of brilliance in Nootrenbadhu but instead, a big heart and an empathetic soul giving it honesty, meaning and eloquence", further citing it had "both high and low spirits but it tugs at your emotional chords mainly in the second half". He also hailed it as the best film of 2011.
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