| A | B |
|---|
| pilgrimage | a journey |
| gargantuan | very large; enormous; huge |
| accustomed | familiarized with; used to |
| convulsions | a shaking uncontrollably or violently |
| pallid | lacking normal color; pale |
| disfigurement | deformed; different from normal appearance |
| hydrocephalic | An accumulation of fluid within the cranium causing a great enlargement of the head. |
| mongoloid | afflicted with Down Syndrome |
| decorum | proper behavior; the standards of conduct approved by a society |
| rationalized | explained or understood according to supposed reason |
| compassion | a feeling of sympathy |
| illusions | a mistaken perception or belief |
| frolic | to play merrily and happily |
| humanity | the human race; the quality of being human |
| inseparable | unable to be separated or individualized |
| inevitably | unavoidable; sure to come or happen |
| ordeal | a serious test; a trying experience |
| orchestrated | something planned or practiced |
| cumbersome | causing a burden; making something difficult |
| pretense | a claim or false perception |
| turf | one's own territory or neighborhood |
| semblence | an image; outward appearance |
