Tortoise
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But, but, but... I thought she knew immediately that Ellie was dead. Right away. Instantly. That's why she closed the door. That is why she didn't call an ambulance immediately. That, and because of course an ambulance isn't the first thing that pops into your mind when you find your daughter lifeless on the floor..
I'm beyond disgusted. I hope she keeps talking and talking.
What is so ugly about her is that she hasn't shown an ounce of shame. I know it's a trial, and I expected to hear denials and ugliness from all the details in this case, but it feels while all this is going on like Ellie is getting another trampling from her parents. Perhaps I am expecting too much when I have hopes of seeing some calm decorum and respect. All their overbearing rudeness isn't appropriate when a 6 year old child has lost her life. They have had 3 years nearly to stop and think about Ellie and what their behaviour has resulted in. They can't give her a second's thought.
I think they think it will give the impression that they are innocent and indignant, but it doesn't. The same could be done in a dignified way. You really do get a sense in that courtroom of how they are both bullies, too big for their boots, and how this is probably them scaled back, this is them on their best behaviour. It is as I thought, as if they have not grown up. They are delinquents. It has been quite shocking, to think that they had children entrusted and returned to their care, sanctioned by the courts, like an experiment, when so many people's concerns were simply ignored.