the more i read this the more it sounds like a cheezy add on the 'true movie' chanel -
a mother's tears ... a daughter's betrayal ... don't miss 'unexspectantly' this monday at 8!
maybe i've analyzed so much of the minutia of this case that i've become afraid i'm now over analyzing things and am taking a step back, but to me this doesn't seem to be any more than classic cindy verbage,
i think part of the reason we're all so angry w/ cindy is that her attempts to sway our thinking are so outrageously unbelievable that it's almost a personal affront - an insult to our collective intelligence, if you will. i don't see cindy as the great manipulator others seem to and if this is where casey learned her art then it was from watching her mother's mistakes,
not her successes. manipulation only works when it's subtle; you can only be had if you don't know you're being played in the first place and this is where cindy fails miserably time and again. everything is sooooo over the top, larger than life ... and stick some bows on it while you're there!
after all weren't we supposed to be throwing a planet wide party in honour and appreciation of her daughter the
MOTHER OF THE YEAR ? it's farcical, isn't it. we'll never buy that, but that's what she chose to sell us anyway.
i'll admit the note is a broadway production and the third party nonsense is likely an attempt to sound clever, like all the 'big' words the whole family uses but couldn't define if you underlined them in the dictionary and added visual aids. but that's what cindy does, over and over and over. just b/c her approach doesn't work is no reason for cindy to stop using it - oh no dammit, they'll give in before i do! i think this may be where casey's refusal to drop imaginanny comes from.
when i read this note all i see is a drama queen w/ a martyr complex making a pathetically transparent attempt at manipulation, in other words, i see cindy.