Julie's allegation of a hitman

[lookout]

Lookout, I too wondered how it was possible for her to bawl and snivel her way through defence questioning and yet speak with articulate clarity when questioned by prosecution. I think she enjoyed being centre stage. Have you ever looked at histrionic personality disorder?

April,,,I would say that Julie fits that bill just nicely. While I'm at it,,,I'm proud to say that I have none of the symptoms that go with it,,,thank goodness.

[susan]

Hi april  just googled histrionic personality disorder and it fits her to the letter.  She may have grown out of it now.  You do know she does Charity work now

[lookout]

Hi april  just googled histrionic personality disorder and it fits her to the letter.  She may have grown out of it now.  You do know she does Charity work now

There's nothing like giving good impressions,Susan.

[Jane]

Hi april  just googled histrionic personality disorder and it fits her to the letter.  She may have grown out of it now.  You do know she does Charity work now

Susan hello It doesn't in the least surprise me.  As lookout says, it makes a good impression and for people with this condition, that is paramount. Can't imagine what Steve will make of the suggestion :D

[susan]

Hi april

when steve comes on I will be under the desk eating scones and when I come out I will wear protective clothing

[lookout]

Tin hats at the ready when Steve appears.

[Jane]

Susan/lookout, perhaps we should take to the hills OR that remote Scottish island Steve keeps talking about. He may even like to visit us there :D :D :D

[lookout]

Susan/lookout, perhaps we should take to the hills OR that remote Scottish island Steve keeps talking about. He may even like to visit us there :D :D :D

Or even Norway. He would find us very obliging and accommodating inmates. And even give us a rendition of the Moonlight Sonata,,,or the Refrain from spitting.

[lookout]

Oh God we've had it now.   

[Jane]

Oh God we've had it now.   

 

[susan]

Hi april/lookout

don't worry about steve he wont even notice he will be so absorbed in his own theories not really interested in ours only you two responding to him

[lookout]

Hi april/lookout

don't worry about steve he wont even notice he will be so absorbed in his own theories not really interested in ours only you two responding to him

You're right,Susan.

[Steve_uk]

I understand it too Alias.  Attitudes changed drastically in the 1980s.  Single parents became acceptable, words such as illegitimate and loose woman disappeared from acceptable  vocabularly and we became far more liberal as a nation. 
June and Neville as pillars of the church and farmers from rural England were no doubt behind the times and most probably held on to the morals of pre liberation England ie 1950s.  It's hardly surprising that they found Julie blatantly living with Jeremy a little difficult to deal with.  It was simply not what their class did!!

I was also thinking about this subject maggie;so much harder to discredit Nevill and June after death in the way Sheila has been.

[Steve_uk]

Hi april  just googled histrionic personality disorder and it fits her to the letter.  She may have grown out of it now.  You do know she does Charity work now

A house divided against itself cannot stand;charity work is charity work for goodness sake. At one point in the relationship Julie asked Jeremy the simple question "why don't you just walk away?" Have the Jeremy supporters ever thought about this seriously? Jeremy's answer was "because I have too much to lose" which can be interpreted in different ways,but I imagine Julie as being quite content with Jeremy's company without money,despite what members say on this site to the contrary.

[maggie]

I was also thinking about this subject maggie;so much harder to discredit Nevill and June after death in the way Sheila has been.

What do you mean Steve?  I think June has had her fair share.