In the emergency phone call, there is no emotion in her voice, its matter of fact bordering on excitement. And how many times she points out that Arthur banged his head off the floor and has a big lump on his head from where he "must've knocked himself out" is telling. She's trying to distance...
Well done to the jury! They had such a difficult job to do but I think they came to the right conclusions. I'm so pleased Arthur has got the justice he deserves, now hopefully little man can RIP beautiful xx
Arthur should still be here, getting excited about Christmas, but we all know where he is because of these two IT'S. I dread to think what his last chrismas on earth was like. The best present Arthur can get now is justice, fingers X !
Will the jury get some kind of reward after they've reached their verdicts ? Like a nice meal somewhere, other than the satisfaction of knowing they've serves justice for Arthur.
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I don't see the relevance of her bringing up Arthur's mom, his mom isn't on trial, although in prison for something horrendous, it has no bearing on this trial.
As if it can't get any worse, he can't even RIP yet, heartbreaking for his family. I wonder if his mom will be allowed to attend, I hope so for Arthur, no matter what she's done, I don't doubt she loved him.
Thats funny cos misery is one of my favourite films :-l) I find it comical how obsessive she and the length she goes to to keep him, obviously it's not funny in this context though.
Thats a good point because she couldn't claim diminished responsibility with NPD, like someone could with say schizophrenia. You are right, it didn't serve her purpose for them to bring it up, there's a lot of stigma around personality disorders, probably for good reason aswell.
She must've thought it would excuse what she did to Arthur but theres probably thousands of people out there who were abused as children that haven't gone on to murder or murder children. That must've affected her badly and shaped her mind but still does not in any way excuse her for what she's...
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