Etilema
Kind to the cruel = Cruel to the kind
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I wonder if they anyone on the jury has experience with suicide (knowing someone who committed it or attempted to). When I was 18 I worked in a daycare. One day, one of the fathers came in to pick up his kids. He was in a really good mood and he gave one of the lady's a bottle of hot sauce that they had talked about months prior, she was saying she couldn't find it anywhere in the stores. Also, he was extra talkative with all of us, asking us questions and telling us how much he appreciated all we did for his children, etc. The next day his wife came in and told us her husband had attempted suicide after he picked up his kids from the daycare. They were watching TV and he went downstairs and hung himself. He was saved before actually succeeding, but he did cause some brain damage and was in the hospital for a long time after...
All that being said, I swear his final day seemed like a 'goodbye' to us all. Getting the hot sauce he knew the girl wanted, telling us how much he appreciates all we do. I understood what George meant when he said he was saying goodbye without actually saying it.
That is so terribly sad! And, yes, I think that what George described about that rang true.