Two-Faced Double Dealers

Remember Two-Face from the Batman series? 

Harvey Dent, Gotham City’s Defense Attorney, was dented indeed, once he became the duplicitous villain known as Two Face. Actor Aaron Eckhart played Two Face in the latest Batman movie, titled “The Dark Knight.”

Of course, two-faced people have been around a lot longer than Batman.

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What does it mean to be two-faced?

Here are 30 synonyms for one who is two-faced:

Being two-faced isn't pretty.

1. artful
2. backstabbing
3. beguiling
4. crafty
5. conniving
6. cunning
7. deceitful
8. deceptive
9. dishonest
10. disingenuous
11. double-dealing
12. duplicitous
13. faithless
14. false
15. fishy
16. foxy
17. fraudulent
18. guileful
19. hypocritical
20. insincere
21. knavish
22. lying
23. misleading
24. phony
25. shifty
26. sly
27. sneaky
28. tricky
29. underhanded
30. untruthful

Who feels like blogging? Do any of these two-faced terms give you fodder for a blog topic?

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Batman Annual #14

Two Face Cover Art by Neal Adama

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Two-Faced

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Unprompted reflections on the A to Z Blogging Challenge

The train has pulled into the home station. The 2012 April A to Z Blogging Challenge is over, and the Meme Express finished the entire route.

For the month-long blogging event, the Meme Express selected 26 popular movies (new and old) to highlight.

Did you catch all these favorite flicks? Did you enjoy the cinematic trailers and movie posts?

• Amazing & Amusing A-prompt.
• Brash and Bawdy B-prompt
• Candid and Colorful C-prompt
• Daring and Dynamic D-prompt
• Eerie or Endearing E-prompt
• Fitting and Frankly Fictional F-prompt
• Great Gobs of G-prompts
• Handy and Hardy H-prompt
• Intriguing and Illustrious I-prompt
• Jagged and Jumpy J-prompt
• Kooky and Kingly K-prompt
• Long-Lasting L-prompt.
• Mannerly and Musical M-prompt
• Nimble and Natty N-prompt
• Offhandedly Outlandish O-prompt
• Prodigiously Punchy P-prompt
• Quixotic and Questionable Q-prompt
• Rugged and Rambunctious R-prompt  
• Selectively Shocking S-prompt  
• Tactful Takes on Tabooed T-prompts  
• Utterly Uncommon U-prompts  
• Vainglorious or Vexing V-prompts  
• Whimsical and Weird W-prompts  
• eXtra eXits and X-prompts  
• Yikes! Yearning for Y-prompts  
• Zesty and Zingy Z-prompts

Did I include your favorite movies in these alphabetical posts? What films would you like to have seen in the A to Z list?

Were any of these cinematic blogging prompts helpful to you, as you planned your own April A to Z blog posts? Please let me know in a comment (below), and leave a link to your post! I’d love to see it!

A to Z Blogging Challenge finishers: 

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Thank you.

The April A to Z Blogging Challenge was a fun project, and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

The alphabetical structure of blog posts for this event led me to revisit several favorite movies. In fact, we even dusted off a few DVDs to view films we had not seen in quite a long time. That was fun too.

Please feel free to check out my month-long A to Z Blogging Challenge posts at these blogs:

• Heart of a Ready Writer
• Meme Express: Blog Prompts
• Nickers and Ink: Poetry and Humor
• Practically at Home
• The Mane Point: A Haven for Horse Lovers
• Working in Words

Did you do the A to Z Blogging Challenge? How did it go for you? Think you might sign up next April?

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A to Z April Challenge Survivor badge

 by co-host Jeremy

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