The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[southendmd]

When Jack returned to see Aguirrre, the latter had a bouquet of unpleasantries for the former.

[Fran]

"As a tragic evocation of the costs of homophobia -- not just to closeted gay people but also to their families and loved ones -- Brokeback Mountain is indeed a watershed movie, an airing of taboos and secrets that can only be seen as welcome and deeply humanist. (And, in its depiction of the violence that threatens Jack and Ennis should their relationship come to light, it's a sensitive, empathic homage to those who have died of hatred, including Matthew Shepard, who seems to haunt the production from his Wyoming grave.)"

-- Ann Hornaday, LA Times-The Washington Post     

[Fran]

Round 890!

The "ABCs of Brokeback Mountain" game continues.
Again, no theme for this round; simply post an unplayed word.

[Meryl]

Alma's revelation that she knew he and Jack "didn't go up there to fish" amplified Ennis's fears of being found out.

[memento]

Ennis battled his personal demons which included loving another man.

[Fran]

Scott Ferguson is credited as the co-producer for the film Brokeback Mountain.

[Meryl]

Ennis dreads the suspicions of his family and neighbors once he has committed himself to a lifelong affair with Jack.

[southendmd]

Jack and Ennis conducted their fishing affairs extramaritally.

[Fran]

Scott Ferguson is credited as the co-producer for the film Brokeback Mountain.

[memento]

LaShawn was more of a girly girl than Lureen, evidenced by the way she dressed and her love of shopping.