| Suarez, at heart, is a disrupter and a pest, a footballing teaser and taunter. |
| Their sibling rivalry has been beautifully realized by Ms. Garfield and her performers, the quietly radiant Rachel Lynch-John and a particularly acute Lisa Townsend as the covert taunter. |
| Felice and Clare take turns being taunter and comforter, patient and doctor, obstructer and supporter. |
| Ed responded to my message with all the wit of a schoolyard taunter complete with schoolyard back up. |
| As such he must have faced many a venal ferocious white taunter. |
