She has the right 'look' - the searching gaze; that sense of a troubled spirit in quest of release - for Lizzie.
Along comes a young mountebank, Billy Starbuck, who promises he can bring rain, and meanwhile takes Lizzie off for a night of passion on his lorry.
At today's hearing, FBI Special Agent Lizzie Cassell, who related conversations she had with Nesbitt starting on Oct. 4.
When Beckett saw these plays, he applauded 'the triumph of the principle of knockabout'. The first, The End of the Beginning is piece of light rural hilarity about Darry and his wife Lizzie.
Wicked step-mother; potential loss of money - Lizzie thought that her father would disinherit her; sexual tension; a final explosion of violence on a stifling day in a repressive community.
Compared to the exuberance of her accomplished 1985 collection Black Venus, these are rather thin and tentative. a 'Lizzie's Tiger', one of the few conventional 'stories', is a prelude in a minor key to 'The Fall River Axe Murders'.
"It's the closest thing to a tourist attraction we've got," said Lizzie Guthmiller, who runs the only cafe in this central North Dakota farming community of 125 residents.
Impatiens, the Busy Lizzie, must have light so it should not be shaded in any way, not even with compost.
What are the ground rules for Bizzy Lizzie if you do not wish to buy it in June at more than Pounds 1 a plant? Fortunately, both partners in the dialogue seem to agree with my favourites. They merely disagree about one of the methods.
Some residents here want to bury the hatchet, as it were, and establish a display to commemorate the city's most notorious daughter, Lizzie Borden.
Also on his "to dig" list: Meriwether Lewis of Lewis and Clark fame (to find out if he shot himself or was murdered) and Lizzie Borden's parents (to determine if she really killed them).