no she isn't small at all, ive weighed 112 my whole life but use to lift my 92 pound nephew all the time plus the cast on his leg, we are stronger then we look and sometimes then we even think we are especially when adrenaline is helping.
Yes because it's who she is.
That would depend on where a mistake(s) was made.
Castlewood Canyon is a state park--I just can't imagine driving that far and paying admission? Evading the gates and the rangers and the locals? "Inbound gates are closed one hour prior to park closure; both gates are locked, promptly, at Sunset."
BBM- Palmer Lake-- I am one of the ones kind of obsessed about this area. It's just a feeling I have.
As others have commented, it's the mindset of the psychopath. There are some excellent documentaries online--a British one in particular where the guy just flat out tells you how he as a teenager (? can't recall his age) murdered his younger brother--a horrible, violent, nasty death--as simply as he'd tell you how to make a sandwich. There's also a TED talk by a well-known neurosurgeon (? I can't remember the details) addressing how he found out through his own medical research that the psychopath in the family is . . . him. I've found these actual interviews, etc very very helpful to understanding how their minds with the missing emotional areas work (and I'm nothing but a basic layman in this arena).
