"He kissed me on the cheek and to this day, I don't know if that was a
Judas kiss," he said.
There have, in fact, been all sorts of kisses - the
Judas kiss of treachery, the good luck kiss, the farewell kiss and the Glasgow kiss, usually preceded by the giver inquiring of the recipient: "Can yer mother stitch?
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From beginning to end, the collection suggests the importance of accepting the good with the bad, the
Judas kiss of betrayal becoming a symbol of human life, a mix of the seeds of love and hate without judgment: Home is the world where images of hate and love spawn death and life ...
As with Gutierrez's helming debut "
Judas Kiss," the mediocre dialogue is what really finishes off "Rise." Several times, characters comment on Sadie's attractiveness, as if the point has to be made specific; would such reinforcement be needed if she weren't Asian?
We booed when Becki nominated Michelle for eviction by planting her now infamous
Judas kiss on her cheek.
Feisty Michelle, 23, exploded with anger after learning that new housemate Becki had selected her to be put up for a public vote last week with a "
Judas kiss" and the pair were separated by hairdresser Dan.
So the betrayal was essential in order that the sacrifice could be made, the
Judas kiss ensuring it WOULD be made (and Mel could make his movie).
Other acting awards went to Brian Childers (Danny & Sylvia, American Century Theater), Nigel Reed (The
Judas Kiss, Rep Stage) and Jenifer Deal (The Muckle Man, Source Theatre Company).
As in so many of Graham Greene's best stories, Maurice Bendrix (Ralph Fiennes) is a man on the edge of betrayal, and the
Judas kiss he is about to deliver is, he believes, in payment for the most devastating sort of treason--a shattered heart.
One cannot help thinking of the Prince's grave words toward the end of The Golden Bowl - "'Everything's terrible, cara - in the heart of man'" (566) - and the night scene on the terrace of an English country house where the heroine, Maggie, symbolically enacts the role of Christ at Gethsemane and receives a
Judas kiss from Charlotte, her rival for the love of her husband, the Prince.
Hitchens must have wondered what it would feel like "to plant the
Judas kiss." "Indeed, an attempted physical embrace has often been part of the rehearsal.
With a cynical
Judas kiss on that scale, no wonder she's in tears in every pictur e we see of her.
Oscar Wilde was a pervert--a quixotic individual who, like many a great artist, was unafraid to stand in opposition to the society in which he lived--and should you need further proof, witness The
Judas Kiss. This David Hare play revolves around two of Wilde's most monumental acts of perversity.
His name has subsequently become associated with traitor (a Judas) and treacherous kiss (a
Judas kiss).