Tower of ___.

___'s dogs.

___anna

___ on the wall.

___ around one's ____.

___ with one's own ___.

Nickname for a mental hospital

People threw themselves in front of carts carrying the representation of this Hindu deity

A medieval weapon that often backfires

Used to throw off hounds using a misleading scent

An author who wrote about surreal, anxiety-producing situations

Stole fire from Mt. Olympus, angering Zeus

To take credit for someone else's idea

Being unusually, maybe even annoyingly, optimistic

A campaign against a group of people deemed strange or unorthodox

An indication that doom or misfortune is coming

Inspiration for an artistic or creative endeavor

An automatic or instinctive response to a signal

Shakespear wrote sonnets about the "Young Man" and the "Dark Lady." They were his ___.

McCarthyism, the "outing" of Communists in the US in the 1950s, is an example of ___.

Walking through a house of mirrors is ___.

Many heroes/heroines of popular "dystopian" fiction, who rise against persecution by a powerful government, are ___.

Nature can be an unstoppable, destructive force; also known as a(n)___.

It often looks like ___ in my classroom at the end of a hectic day.

A dramatic way of challenging an opponent.

Comes from a poem, "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," about a sailor who makes a mistake.

Started with John Dennis, an unappreciated playwright.

A distraction/divergence from the real issue at hand.

Humans were punished for becoming too powerful.

This relates to a medieval glove.