The Truth and the Documentary

[Kaldin]

I've no doubt that you would. You might be amazed by the way people reason and the rationale behind it.

I sometimes wonder who was the psychopath in this story.

[lookout]

Two years.

Thankyou. Not long was it ? Did she have any sort of a job ?

[Jane]

..or maybe the trauma she had undergone in this country drove her on to put something back into the community of which she became part overseas.

Yes. By the sounds of it, she worked hard to expiate that part of her life that she probably wished hadn't happened.

[lookout]

I sometimes wonder who was the psychopath in this story.

  , Mmmmm.

[Kaldin]

Yes. By the sounds of it, she worked hard to expiate that part of her life that she probably wished hadn't happened.

It didn't just "happen". She chose to cover up for Jeremy, she chose to commit fraud, burglary, and drug dealing. She chose to go on holiday with him, to have a party and invite him.

[Jane]

I sometimes wonder who was the psychopath in this story.

No great surprise there.

[Kaldin]

No great surprise there.

So you think her behaviour was normal and acceptable?

[lookout]

Thankyou. Not long was it ? Did she have any sort of a job ?

Mind you, she wouldn't have needed to have worked would she ? Plus with the profit from the eventual sale of her flat.
It would have seemed that something hadn't worked out the way she thought it may have done otherwise why bother buying a flat in the first place ?

[lookout]

So you think her behaviour was normal and acceptable?

She was the violent and disturbed one in the relationship, not JB.

[Jane]

So you think her behaviour was normal and acceptable?

Kaldin, I don't know how many more ways there are of saying the same thing. I don't know, having said, countless times, that I think she behaved appallingly, how many more ways to say it. Perhaps if I tried it in another language? "Normal" isn't an easy concept to get to grips with, though. Views tend to differ about what constitutes it.

[Jane]

She was the violent and disturbed one in the relationship, not JB.

Dear God! They're breeding!!! First there was Sheila, NOW there's Julie

[Kaldin]

Kaldin, I don't know how many more ways there are of saying the same thing. I don't know, having said, countless times, that I think she behaved appallingly, how many more ways to say it. Perhaps if I tried it in another language? "Normal" isn't an easy concept to get to grips with, though. Views tend to differ about what constitutes it.

It doesn't matter how many ways you say it, your general attitude appears to be one of sympathy for Julie.

[lookout]

Dear God! They're breeding!!! First there was Sheila, NOW there's Julie

You're right, there's no getting away from violent women !

[Jane]

You're right, there's no getting away from violent women !

And you are patently wrong. In fact, your comments exude all the hatred you tried to lay at my door yesterday.

[Steve_uk]

Thankyou. Not long was it ? Did she have any sort of a job ?

She was allocated another school within the Inner London Education Authority.