Elie Wiesel

We must take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.

American Novelist

Used negatively to describe cruel people who enjoy causing suffering.

Negative Connotation

Evokes feelings of fear or distress; not used for minor annoyances.

Emotional Impact

Often appears in literature to describe villains or antagonistic characters.

Literary Use

Specific to theater, unfamiliar outside this context; not related to causing pain.

Theatrical Usage

References the physical layout and design of a theater stage.

Stage Configuration

Used by theater professionals; not a common word for average English speakers.

Technical Vocabulary

Used in graphic design to denote decorative lines, enhances visual appeal.

Design Element

Associated with printed material; irrelevant for spoken English or non-design contexts.

Typography Context

 to our parents, to our children, to our teachers, to our tormentors, to our lovers, to our friends. What we do when we engage with theater is we experience in real time, in real space, those relationships and connections changing in the present -- the relationships between characters onstage, yes,

How theater weathers...

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Tormentor

Negative Connotation

Emotional Impact

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