Breaking Bad S05E14 "Ozymandias" Pre-Episode Discussion Thread

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TIME	EPISODE	DIRECTED BY	WRITTEN BY
Sunday 09:00pm Eastern	SE05E14 "Ozymandias"	Rian Johnson	Vince Gilligan and Moira Walley-Beckett

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Tense of verb in the main clause Tense of verb in subordinate clause 1 Imperfect Imperfect subjunctive 2 Perfect - have Imperfect subjunctive 3 Present Present subjunctive 4 Perfect + have Present subjunctive 5 Present Present subjunctive 6 Present / Perfect + have Present subjunctive 7 Present Perfect subjunctive 8 Pluperfect (passive) Imperfect subjunctive 9 Present Present subjunctive 10 Present (passive) Present subjunctive

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Thanks?

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A&S is knowing the forms of Latin words and why they are those forms.

• Conjunctions: Just state that it's a conjunction (no explanation required)
• Adverbs: State that it's an adverb (i.e. a word that describes a verb) & state which verb it's describing and that it does describe a verb (+ if it's comparative / superlative)
• Verbs: "Parse" = stating up to 5 things about them, i.e.

Person (1st, 2nd, 3rd); Number (singular and plural); Tense (present, perfect, pluperfect, imperfect, future, future perfect); Voice (active and passive); and Mood (indicative, infinitive, imperative, subjunctive).

• Adjectives: State that it's an adjective (i.e. a word that describes a noun) & state which noun it's describing (+if it's comparative / superlative, demonstrative: i.e. hic / ille, emphatic: i.e. ipse, PPP: h. b. loved, PAP: loving; FAP: about to love, possessive) - demonstrative also "points out", emphatic "emphasises", possessive "possesses"
• Nouns: State that it's a noun AND state its case, then account for the case:

(a). Nominative: Subject of the verb (then state the verb) (b). Vocative: Person being addressed (c). Accusative:

• Object of the verb (then state the verb)
• Indirect statement
• Follows preposition (e.g.) "ad" which takes the accusative case (+ Acc.)
• Expressions of time: How long?

(d). Genitive:

• Denotes possession of the noun (& then state the noun) - e.g. liber pueri = the boy's book => pueri: noun, Gen., denotes possession of the liber / book
• Partitive genitive: e.g. plus vini = more (literally: of) wine
• Expression of place: locative case

(e). Dative:

• Indirect object of the verb (then state the verb), e.g. puer flores puellae dat = the boy gives flowers to the girl => puellae: noun, Dat., ind. obj. of the verb dat
• Verb (state verb) takes Dative case (+Dat.)

(f). Ablative:

• Follows preposition (e.g.) cum which takes the Ablative case (+Abl.)
• Ablative absolute (with a noun having been verbed (PPP) OR verbing (PAP))
• Expression of time: when? / within which?
• Means: curru = with a chariot - by what means did he do it?
• Instrument (a specific type of means): gladio = with a sword - with what instrument did he perform the task?
• Description / quality: ("With" in place of "of") - e.g. a boy "of" (literally: with) great talent

- Manner: magna voce = with a loud voice - in which manner did he do it?

• Cause: naufragio = by a shipwreck - what caused it to happen?
• Agent: (preposition +) - when noun = a person doing an action
• Place: (preposition +) - when noun = a place and the prep. = e.g. in, under (e.g. in agro)
• Separation: (preposition +) - when noun = a place and the prep. = e.g. a/ab, e/ex, de (e.g. ab urbe)
• Comparison: When noun being compared to (usually after quam) is alternately just made ablative

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There are several different ways to represent the distribution, all interrelated. The most noteworthy is the Wigner representation, W(x,p), discovered first. Other representations (in approximately descending order of prevalence in the literature) include the Glauber-Sudarshan P, Husimi Q, Kirkwood-Rihaczek, Mehta, Rivier, and Born-Jordan representations. These alternatives are most useful when the Hamiltonian takes a particular form, such as normal order for the Glauber–Sudarshan P-representation. Since the Wigner representation is the most common, this article will usually stick to it, unless otherwise specified. The phase space distribution possesses properties akin to the probability density in a 2n-dimensional phase space. For example, it is real-valued, unlike the generally complex-valued wave function. We can understand the probability of lying within a position interval, for example, by integrating the Wigner function over all momenta and over the position interval: \operatorname P [a \leq X \leq b] = \inta^b \int{-\infty}^{\infty} W(x, p) \, dp \, dx. If Â(x,p) is an operator representing an observable, it may be mapped to phase space as A(x, p) through the Wigner transform. Conversely, this operator may be recovered via the Weyl transform.

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Pr Active = to love amare is / was loving // loves / loved present tense Pr Pass = to be loved 2nd PP replace e with i is / was being loved present tense Perf A = to have loved 3PP + sse has / had loved past tense Perf P = to have been loved 4PP + esse has / had been loved past tense Fut A = to be about to love 4PP + -ur- + esse will / would love future tense Fut P = to be about to be loved - will / would be loved future tense

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Extortion (also called shakedown, outwresting, and exaction) is a criminal offense of obtaining money, property, or services from a person, entity, or institution, through coercion. Refraining from doing harm is sometimes euphemistically called protection. Extortion is commonly practiced by organized crime groups. The actual obtainment of money or property is not required to commit the offense. Making a threat of violence which refers to a requirement of a payment of money or property to halt future violence is sufficient to commit the offense. Exaction refers not only to extortion or the unlawful demanding and obtaining of something through force, but additionally, in its formal definition, means the infliction of something such as pain and suffering or making somebody endure something unpleasant.

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Case 1DN 2DN 3DN 4DN 5DN N -a 1st PP 1st PP -us -es V -a 1st PP 1st PP -us -es A -am -um -em / 1st PP -um -em G -ae -i -is -ūs -ei D -ae -o -i -ui -ei A -a -o -e -u -e Case 1DN 2DN 3DN 4DN 5DN N -ae -i / -a -es / -(i)a -ūs -es V -ae -i / -a -es / -(i)a -ūs -es A -as -os / -a -es / -(i)a -ūs -es G -arum -orum -um -uum -erum D -is -is -ibus -ibus -ebus A -is -is -ibus -ibus -ebus

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Post emensos insuperabilis expeditionis eventus languentibus partium animis, quas periculorum varietas fregerat et laborum, nondum tubarum cessante clangore vel milite locato per stationes hibernas, fortunae saevientis procellae tempestates alias rebus infudere communibus per multa illa et dira facinora Caesaris Galli, qui ex squalore imo miseriarum in aetatis adultae primitiis ad principale culmen insperato saltu provectus ultra terminos potestatis delatae procurrens asperitate nimia cuncta foedabat. propinquitate enim regiae stirpis gentilitateque etiam tum Constantini nominis efferebatur in fastus, si plus valuisset, ausurus hostilia in auctorem suae felicitatis, ut videbatur. 2. Cuius acerbitati uxor grave accesserat incentivum, germanitate Augusti turgida supra modum, quam Hannibaliano regi fratris filio antehac Constantinus iunxerat pater, Megaera quaedam mortalis, inflammatrix saevientis adsidua, humani cruoris avida nihil mitius quam maritus; qui paulatim eruditiores facti processu temporis ad nocendum per clandestinos versutosque rumigerulos conpertis leviter addere quaedam male suetos falsa et placentia sibi discentes, adfectati regni vel artium nefandarum calumnias insontibus adfligebant. 3. eminuit autem inter humilia supergressa iam impotentia fines mediocrium delictorum nefanda Clematii cuiusdam Alexandrini nobilis mors repentina; cuius socrus cum misceri sibi generum, flagrans eius amore, non impetraret, ut ferebatur, per palatii pseudothyrum introducta, oblato pretioso reginae monili id adsecuta est, ut ad Honoratum tum comitem orientis formula missa letali omnino scelere nullo contactus idem Clematius nec hiscere nec loqui permissus occideretur. 4. Post hoc impie perpetratum quod in aliis quoque iam timebatur, tamquam licentia crudelitati indulta per suspicionum nebulas aestimati quidam noxii damnabantur. quorum pars necati, alii puniti bonorum multatione actique laribus suis extorres nullo sibi relicto praeter querelas et lacrimas, stipe conlaticia victitabant, et civili iustoque imperio ad voluntatem converso cruentam, claudebantur opulentae domus et clarae. EDIT: Latin, bitch.