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The Incredible Hulk

Zak Penn

In The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner leads a quiet life in Brazil, hiding from his past and the uncontrollable rage that turns him into the Hulk. After being discovered by the military, he is forced to return to the U.S. to find a cure. Along the way, he reunites with his former love, Betty Ross, and works with a scientist, Dr. Samuel Sterns, in hopes of suppressing his transformation. Meanwhile, General Ross creates a monster, Emil Blonsky, who becomes the Abomination after undergoing an experimental serum. The Abomination wreaks havoc on New York, and Bruce, now fully embracing his Hulk form, battles the creature in a destructive showdown to protect the city. Despite his victory, Bruce remains uncertain about his place in a world that both fears and needs him, setting the stage for his ongoing struggle.

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secrecy / ˈsiːkrəsi /noun

the state or condition of being secret; concealment

He lived a life of secrecy.

clandestinenessconfidentialitydiscretionfurtiveness

solitude / ˈsɒlɪtjuːd /noun

the state of being alone, especially when this is peaceful and pleasant

He prefers solitude.

privacyisolationseclusionloneliness

shattered / ˈʃætərd /verb

to completely destroy or break something so that it cannot be repaired or continue to exist

Their hopes were shattered.

corresponds / kɒrɪˈspɒndz /verb

To communicate by writing letters or emails

In secret, he corresponds online with a mysterious scientist.

exchange letterskeep in touch

to risk / tuː rɪsk /verb

to do something that involves a risk or danger to someone or something

Bruce knows he can't risk involving her in his dangerous life.

involving / ɪnˈvɒlvɪŋ /verb

To cause someone to be included in an activity or situation

He can't risk involving her in his dangerous life.

to cut / tuː kʌt /verb

To isolate someone or something, often forcibly or abruptly

cut him off from his loved ones

isolateseparatedisconnectsever

determined / dɪˈtɜːrmɪnd /adjective

Having made a firm decision and being resolved not to change it

She was determined to win.

resolutesteadfastadamantfirm-minded

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