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Obsession and the Narcissitic Abuser as the Metanarrative of the Internet: Part One
My thoughts on Obsession, and how this movie is difficult to read in the internet age
All he wants is to eat the Roadrunner, and the idea of sharing the Roadrunner with Kevin is the highest praise and self sacrifice he can think of, and he's convinced it reveals his generosity and kindheartedness.
Which is hilarious.
Mild spoiler for Coyote vs Acme
I think one of the funnest parts of Wile E's character development is that he's so myopic about the roadrunner he thinks he's an incredibly generous, selfless coyote. After furiously accusing Kevin of only caring about himself, he grabs his
blueprints for his next big plan, the last step of which is Kevin and Wile E enjoying Roadrunner's roasted flesh together.
It's hilariously macabre but it's a very funny insight to his character. Wiley doesn't care about the lawsuit. He cares about eating the Roadrunner.
@eyebaws1@KYMaverickreal The defense also got a huge leg up from the Clancy family's forgiveness and advocacy for her. They'd have to bank that they didn't need it if they were going to try a third party defense. And, they'd have to bank that the Clancys wouldn't be much more willing to play with the
Before we say this is obviously wrong, imagine if the shoe was on the other foot and there was only one holdout for NGRI, and everyone wanted to find this person and drag them in the media and shame them for being the worst.
We just don't know.
There's more than one side to every story. I don't blame her for being frustrated and wanting to be done with this, but until this juror says "I had reasonable doubt but didn't want to act on it," this is still a secondhand story. He has every right in an incredibly complex case
Lindsay Clancy jury was ready to find her not guilty of murder - until one man refused to agree, jurors reveal: 'I was so excited' https://t.co/k4apMHWUuC
to arrive at his own verdict, just like the other 11 did.
Maybe he'll be on the news and it will turn out he's a lawbreaking jerk. Maybe he won't. Until then, this is still a secondhand report.
@eyebaws1@KYMaverickreal charges completely - really unlikely - it would be stupid for a defense attorney to try to push for that in a new trial.
The better option would be to plead NGRI on a lesser charge, or even guilty on a much, much lesser charge.
@eyebaws1@KYMaverickreal Especially now that jurors are speaking out and the 11-1 was about NGRI, it would be an absolute moonshot for Lindsay Clancy to be completely acquitted (as in, a jury or judge would agree there's reasonable doubt she didn't do it at all). So unless the prosecutor drops the
@benchslappedtv I think it's totally reasonable to ask whether the prosecution meant its burden. I get that.
I think if I was sitting there, though, the frequency with which all witnesses took it for granted would make me pretty comfortable assuming she did.
@MinorityOfOne75 Bugs as the Deep Throat of the movie was quite funny.
They also left it up in the air to what extent Coyote knew Bugs. It seems Coyote could figure it out - he had a pretty "this better not be who I think it is" look on his face when he turned on the lights.
I want to boost more family movies.
Coyote vs Acme is so, so good.
Bugs Bunny stomping out his carrot tops like cigarette butts is hysterical.
There’s a million little jokes like that. It’s so funny.
@dragonadamant I haven't seen Sketch.
Except for some mild language, Coyote v Acme was very family friendly. I got a particular kick out of the Roadrunner bleeping his own music
@Dasher2Karen@CourtDawgDaniel But this is literally the situation he's in. Forgiveness in this situation does not look like forgiving a small misunderstanding. "Not wanting them dead" and "remembering their good traits" is probably the only aspect of the relationship that can be restored.