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Holly Walsh’s multiple sclerosis and anonymously funded experimental treatment· Panic RoomJack Harkness’s extradition case and bail status· Panic RoomThe Harkness–Fry family feud· Panic RoomThe Witch Curse Received by Don Challenor· Panic RoomFran Revell’s abduction and captivity· Panic RoomFinancial crisis of Harkness Pharmaceuticals· Panic RoomLegal and PR Crisis of Harkness Pharmaceuticals· Panic RoomLegal crisis faced by Jack Harkness· Panic RoomWidespread latent nanobot exposure· Panic RoomWortalleth West's secret surveillance status· Panic RoomThe magical desolation of Dyved’s seven cantrefs· MabinogionBran’s head remains uncorrupted· MabinogionBranwen’s abuse in Ireland· MabinogionCreiddylad’s suspended betrothal· MabinogionEarl Ynywl’s dispossession· MabinogionGeraint and Enid’s estrangement· MabinogionKyledyr Wyllt’s madness· MabinogionMabon’s imprisonment· MabinogionOwain’s wild condition· MabinogionPeredur’s uncle’s lameness· MabinogionPeredur’s vow of silence· MabinogionRhiannon’s penance· MabinogionThe enchantment of Earl Owain’s games· MabinogionThe survivors’ mourning for their fallen comrades· American WomanLife on the run underground· American WomanThe revolutionary group’s fugitive status· American WomanThe three survivors’ fugitive status· American WomanThe wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans· American WomanFrazer’s public prominence· American WomanJapanese American incarceration· American WomanJenny’s disillusionment with political violence· American WomanJenny’s “model minority” treatment in prison· American WomanJenny and Pauline’s fugitive status· American WomanJenny and Pauline’s imprisonment after their arrest· American WomanJim Shimada’s persistent guilt and apprehension· American WomanPauline’s imprisonment after being held captive· American WomanPauline’s kidnapping and confinement· American WomanPauline’s constrained state after her abduction· American WomanPauline’s enduring class privilege· American WomanPauline’s captivity· American WomanWildmoor’s state of disrepair· American WomanWilliam’s imprisonment· American WomanBill Kraken’s “the horrors”· HomunculusThe state of the dead being reanimated· HomunculusThe homunculus’s confinement inside Kibble’s box· HomunculusBill Kraken’s brain fever and recovery· HomunculusBirdlip’s dirigible engine failure· HomunculusSebastian Owlesby’s decline into madness· HomunculusShiloh’s apocalyptic messianic delusion· HomunculusThe animated dead· HomunculusThe homunculus’s confinement· HomunculusWillis Pule’s madness· HomunculusGermany’s postwar reparations issue· Berlin AlexanderplatzEconomic insecurity and unemployment in late-1920s Berlin· Berlin AlexanderplatzPoverty and social inequality among Berlin’s working class· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s mental breakdown and catatonia at Buch· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s transformation and rebirth· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s alcoholism· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s heavy drinking· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s imprisonment at Tegel· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s involvement in organized crime· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s law-and-order political outlook· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s one-armed condition· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s one-armed disability· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s political disengagement· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s post-prison panic and estrangement· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s psychological breakdown after Lüders’s betrayal· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s resolve to live decently· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s resolve to live respectably· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s return to criminal life· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s sexual dysfunction· Berlin AlexanderplatzFranz Biberkopf’s status as an ex-convict under threat of expulsion· Berlin AlexanderplatzJob’s affliction· Berlin AlexanderplatzPolitical polarization in Berlin· Berlin AlexanderplatzReinhold’s compulsive cycle of relationships· Berlin AlexanderplatzWeimar Republic· Berlin AlexanderplatzThe killer’s escalating urge to kill and fantasies· A Killer’s MindJeffrey Alston’s loneliness and family fantasy· A Killer’s MindJeffrey Alston’s need for control· A Killer’s MindLily Ramos’s captivity· A Killer’s MindMaynard’s entrenched belief in Manny Anderson’s guilt· A Killer’s MindRod Glover remains at large and continues killing· A Killer’s MindEarly maternal love and lifelong emotional deprivation· Promise at DawnNina’s diabetes· Promise at DawnExile and refugee status· Promise at DawnThe mother and son’s prolonged financial hardship· Promise at DawnBlindness· Promise at DawnFacial paralysis· Promise at DawnGerman occupation of France· Promise at DawnLeprosy· Promise at DawnMyocarditis· Promise at DawnPoverty· Promise at DawnTyphoid fever· Promise at DawnThe dragon’s captivity and forced labor· My Father's DragonCyrano’s Secret, Unrequited Love for Roxane· Cyrano de BergeracChristian’s Difficulty Expressing Himself· Cyrano de BergeracRoxane’s Love for Christian· Cyrano de BergeracCyrano’s poverty· Cyrano de BergeracCyrano's unrequited love for Roxane· Cyrano de BergeracThe Gascon Cadets’ Hunger· Cyrano de Bergerac