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Yes.
Beyond that, ideally there would be wider knowledge on the impacts of media bias/representation and how this influences public perception. A huge part of Erin’s guilt was assumed only days after the lunch due to her “strange” wording, facial expressions and overall behaviour.
There is a general lack of public knowledge in terms of nuances associated with conditions such as ASD. Occasionally this introduces harmful barriers during the investigation process (and following, for others who may be under the ND umbrella).
The impacts of this are often felt by those in the neurodiverse community and lends to the stigmatisation/gross generalisations of a widely misunderstood and complex human experience.
For every positive there’s a negative; or in the reverse. And as much I agree that knowledge is important ( even powerful) I have no problem with the early judgement of Erin, if for no other reason than her complete & utter disregard for the whole situation.
#1: I don’t believe she has been diagnosed or referred for diagnosis / treatment for any mental or physical ailments such as cancer of anywhere ( elbow, reproductive organs etc), bulimia, gastric banding etc
#2: certainly there are many people who don’t recognise / admit their need to address their mental health needs,
#3: however I don’t put Erin in that same box Why - because she’s not someone suffering from Depression, AHD, etc. and she’s not diagnosed with ASD ( her defence would be shouting it from the roof tops) instead she’s driven by her own sense of importance - ego & control .
#4: imo Erin has spent a life time honing her skills toward ensuring / manipulating things so she eventually achieved the life she wanted. ..
#5: and however foreign we might see that, I’ll suggest it’s just ‘another perspective’, dangerous though it’s been on this occasion.
Also I might suggest that she has company in that perspective ( a few politicians & world leaders)
#6: IMO she deliberately won over Simon (and his family) and coerced him into marriage because she saw him ( with his principles) as easy to manipulate. I am shocked & stunned at what she’s managed to get away with, and I’d hazard a guess that I’m not alone
#7: over time, as her confidence grew, so too did her plan.
#8: the 2 sides of EP morphed into 1 as she painstakingly researched, tested, planned & became ready to carry out her carefully orchestrated eradication.
#9: which she perfected - almost.
#10: the thing with those driven by ego ( in my experience) is that their focus is all upfront / on the promotion of themselves & their agenda. There ego is so great that they can’t even consider road blocks or issues - therefore they have no contingency, no back up etc. There's a saying about people who die by their own sword. Imo, this is just 1 example.