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Events Bangor Daily News, Friday, November 20, 2015 C3 events Bangor Daily News, Friday, november 20, 2015 c3 Things to Do p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20-21, at Orono Rewriting the meaning of ‘superhuman’ High School cafeteria. $7. BAR HARBOR — Words Tickets available from any Unleashed! Story Slam, cast or crew member, 7-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, Orono High School, 866- Netflix series ‘Marvel’s Jessica Jones’ features survivor of abusive relationship at Jesup Memorial 4916, ext. 507, or The Library. Theme is “strand- Store Ampersand. By Mary McNaMara ed.” Share a true story of Los AngeLes Times (Tns) how you were stranded. ORONO — Class of 2019 at Stories must be your Orono High School’s fifth MARVEL’S JESSICA own, told in the first per- annual Arts, Crafts, and JONES son and be no more than More Fair, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Netflix five minutes long. 288- Saturday, Nov. 21, at the When: Anytime start- 4245 or kchagnon@jesu- high school, 14 ing Friday plibrary.org. Goodridge Road. Table Rating: TV-MA (may be space available to craft- unsuitable for children BLUE HILL — Preview of ers, $25. Margie Innis, under the age of 17) Alban Berg’s opera “Lulu” [email protected] or 866- with Linda Lesko and 4916. The new Netflix series David Porter, 1-2:30 p.m. “Jessica Jones,” which be- Friday, Nov. 20, at Blue PORTLAND — Schooner comes available Friday, is a Hill Public Library. Open Fare, 7:30-10:30 p.m. marvel. to all, no previous opera Saturday, Nov. 21, Maine Legally (it’s “Marvel’s knowledge needed. Free. Irish Heritage Center, Jessica Jones”), creatively 374-5515. corner of State and Gray and, it must be said, surpris- streets. Cash bar and ingly. FARMINGTON — University complimentary popcorn Having built an empire of Maine Farmington and pretzels. Advance on which the marketing sun Experimental Arts tickets $15, $13 MIHC never sets, Marvel should Ensemble, featuring members, $20 at the now, by all rights, be facing music of Pauline Oliveros door. 780-0118, Bull audience fatigue if not re- and others, 7:30-10 p.m. Moose locations or irish- volt — how many stories of myLes AronowiTz | neTFLix Friday, Nov, 20, at Nordi- [email protected]. superheroes can this mortal Krysten Ritter in the Netflix original series “Marvel’s Jessica Jones.” ca Auditorium, Merrill coil bear? Hall, UMF. 778-7288 or PRESQUE ISLE — Presque It’s a question creator Me- Apartment 23”) slides into the mind control. Like many I’d-do-anything-for-you no- [email protected]. Isle High School produc- lissa Rosenberg — “Dexter,” the role of hard-boiled pri- survivors of abusive rela- tion of love on its head; even tion of “Grease,” 7 p.m. the “Twilight” film series — vate detective — crappy of- tionships, Jessica is still liv- his insistence that women FRANKFORT — Annual Friday and Saturday, Nov. clearly asked herself before fice, smart mouth, penchant ing in fear — of Kilgrave smile underlines the subtle Christmas fair, 8 a.m.- 20 and 21; 2 p.m. Satur- attempting to adapt the lead for hard liquor — as easily himself but also his choice but insistent control hum- noon Saturday, Nov. 21, day, Nov. 21, at Presque character of Brian Michael as Jessica slides into her to focus on her. Asking a ming beneath the surface of at Frankfort Congrega- Isle High School Auditori- Bendis’ and Michael Gay- black leather jacket and question survivors of many certain romantic conven- tional Church, Main um, 16 Griffin St. $7, $5 dos’ 14-year-old “Alias” jeans. Jessica is the quintes- crimes will recognize, Jessi- tions. Road. Many items will students and seniors over comic book series. sential tough girl with the ca continually agonizes over Aiding Jessica in her be available for sale 60. Call 764-0121. In answer, she, with help heart of gold, prowling the what it was about her that fight against Kilgrave and including wreaths, cem- from her perfectly cast star mean streets of New York made her a target. self-hatred are a wide array etery pots, baked goods, SOUTH PORTLAND — Krysten Ritter, rewrote the with an eye on a quick buck, And now, of course, Kil- of equally interesting char- fancywork, decorations, Sarah Fioroni, executive definition of superhuman. but also the fallen sparrow. grave is back. acters: Trish Walker (Ra- jams, preserves, Rada chef, sommelier and gen- Yes, Jessica Jones (Ritter) There are cases to solve, Though he doesn’t really chael Taylor), Jessica’s BFF knives and cookbooks. eral manager of her fami- is a woman granted extraor- but “Jessica Jones” is not a show up until midway and foster sister; Jeryn Hog- ly’s organic farm in Tus- dinary strength and, appar- detective procedural be- through the 13 episodes, arth (Carrie-Anne Moss), HAMPDEN — Hampden cany, signing copies of ently, the ability to fly. But cause Jessica Jones is not Tennant is a horrific joy to the frosty DA for whom Jes- Highlands United Meth- her new book, “A Family it’s her superhumanity in- hard-boiled. She is scarred. behold, wielding the same sica works; and “unbreak- odist Church annual Farm in Tuscany: Reci- stead of her superpowers Nor is she technically a charm-boy charisma that able” bartender Luke Cage Christmas fair, 8 a.m.-2 pes and Stories from Fat- that makes the show so riv- superhero. Though appar- helped turn “Doctor Who” (Mike Colter), who will soon p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, at toria Poggio Alloro,” and eting. ently involved in the touch- from fan favorite to interna- be getting his own series. the church, 44 Kennebec offering tastings of her Owing more to Tony So- stone of the Marvel Uni- tional success. Like many There are subtle evoca- Road. Crafts, vegetables, farm’s wines, 2-4 p.m. prano, Jane Tennison and verse, the Battle of New abusers, he makes his pa- tions of the Marvel Universe jams, jellies, baked Saturday, Nov. 21, The “Orphan Black” than Iron York, Jessica mostly put thology difficult to resist. — casual mentions of alien goods, fancy work, a chil- Farm Stand, 161 Ocean Man, Black Widow and away her powers after they Though Kilgrave, like invasion, a kid in a Captain dren’s room, silent auc- St. Books will be avail- “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” were used for evil. Jessica, is clearly something American outfit — and, as tion, homemade Christ- able for purchase. “Jessica Jones” is Marvel’s At some point, she fell more than mortal, Rosen- Jessica and her team strug- mas tree ornaments, first official foray into the under the spell of the mind- berg deftly uses them as gle to take out Kilgrave, it is wreaths, cheese wheel, STEUBEN — Jeanne Bene- Emmy-tempting world of controlling psychopath klieg lights directed toward tough not to wonder why no breakfast and lunch. dict, cross-stitch display, prestige drama. known as Kilgrave (David an only too human experi- one thinks to summon even through December, at OK, occasionally Jessica Tennant), a man who can ence. Our best and worst in- one of the Avengers. HAMPDEN — Holiday fair, Henry D. Moore Library. will stop a car with her bare make anyone do anything stincts can be manipulated But those thoughts are noon-4 p.m. Saturday, Exhibit available for view- hands. But far more breath- just by looking at them. Why by individuals wielding the few and far between, easily Nov. 21, at Hampden ing during library hours taking is the show’s examina- such a man has not tried to, great power of persuasion. banished by the sight of Jes- Congregational Church, and 5-7 p.m. Friday, Nov. tion of recovery: How does a say, control armies is not On a more personal and sica Jones fighting a new 101 Main Road North. 20. Custom-framed woman truly survive a sexu- explained. Instead he is ob- perhaps resonant level, Kil- kind of alien invader. With a Books, jewelry, knitted cross-stitch pieces, note- ally, emotionally and physi- sessed with Jessica, who, grave represents the ulti- super-strength both meta- items, holiday decora- cards, bookmarks and cally abusive relationship? after being forced to commit mate domestic predator. phoric and spectacularly tions, fresh wreaths, more. moorelibrary.org or Unlike most other super- one depraved act too many, The harm he has done Jes- real, she offers us a whole baked goods, and more. facebook.com/HenryD. heroes, Jessica is not stand- managed to break free. sica and others turns our new type of hero. Just when MooreLibrary. ing outside mortal experi- Or at least break free of continued affection for the we least expected it. HAMPDEN — Friends of ence looking in; she is Edythe Dyer Library VEAZIE — Veazie Congre- drowning in it and fighting Friday prime time MOVIES annual fall book sale, 9 gational Church annual her way out. a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, holiday fair, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. With the liquid eyes, full 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM Nov. 21, at the Basement Saturday, Nov. 21, at the mouth and deadpan delivery (2) NBC 207 Inside Ed. Undateable Truth Be Grimm (N) (HD)v Dateline NBC (N)4 News Bookshop of the library, church, 1404 State St. of a 1940s movie star, Ritter (4) CBC Marketplace Interrupt the fifth estate (N) The National (N) CBC Coronation Backstage 269 Main Road North. Crafts, baked goods, (“Don’t Trust the B— in (5) CBS High School Football Capsule Blue Bloods (N) (HD)5 News wreaths, jams, white ele- (5.2) CW Family Guy Family Guy Reign (N) (HD)s America’s Next Model News Seinfeldh Cougar HAMPDEN — Hampden phant items, raffles, knit- (6) NBC 207 Inside Ed.
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