Winterbells
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I considered whether it was for the press to capture and watched it several times to try to work out if it was authentic. I felt that the kiss was really quick; almost like he didn't want it to be seen (embarassed to be seen to be so soppy) and deliberately kind of sheltered away from the press inside the porchway of the neighbour's house.I didn't because he was plainly aware of the media camped outside and he glanced across at them after and then made it look as if he was just pausing to think and ran his hand through his hair, before he went back inside. Always the furtive glances to monitor if he was being believed.
I even thought 'surely even the most adept and sophisticated of liars wouldn't think to add that little touch - kissing the cat goodbye'.
And how wrong I was!
And you spotted so many other details I didn't!
But his interviews bothered me.
I couldn't understand how someone who'd lost the love of his life only days earlier, and in such a horrendous way, could even begin to face talking about it to the press.
And if you watched those interviews without sound, his body language and facial expressions seemed to me to appear as if he was scared or angry, not shocked and bereft.
Shady behaviour, like eyes reluctant to meet the gaze of his questioners. Rapid blinking. Covering face as if he's concentrating/praying/hiding...
And the way, in his first interview, he was about to get into his car, but when asked a question, jumped back out and seemed confrontational and angry.
And defensive. 'The shock hasn't passed' 'Not as upset as I am'.