Word: daughterly
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...letters themselves were a surprise. They contained virtually no reflection on (or of ) Chekhov's art and instead sketched a loose plot about marital procrastination. Most exciting in their salutations (such as "my little actress" and "daughter") and in Chekhov's evasive discussions of travel, they also made an occasional gasp at beauty ("One of the cranes has flown away. Still no rain. They're building a shed in the courtyard. The other crane is bored."). Dominick Jones, who adapted the letters, included a subtle subplot in which Chekhov sends misleading and contradictory travel plans to Olga so that...
...family's influence and prodding convinces Keaton's character to help Carla find her own apartment, giving her "Independence and dignity." Throughout the film, Carla and Danny struggle to discover their place in the world while Mrs. Tate battles with the idea of once again losing control over her daughter...
...Bacsik, an anesthesiologist at the Boston Children's Hospital, recalled an incident when her daughter fell sick while she was working at the hospital on the night before her husband presented his graduate school thesis...
Bacsik, an anesthesiologist at the Boston Children's Hospital, recalled an incident when her daughter fell sick while she was working at the hospital on the night before her husband presented his graduate school thesis...
...sole male of the group, Assistant Dean of the Faculty Vincent J. Tompkins, described how he and his wife sharted the responsibility of raising their two daughter...