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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDid Rittenhouse's face actually get wet when he cried? Because I didn't see any tears.
Anyone else notice that?
SergeStorms
(19,204 posts)I saw some well practiced hysterics, but no actual tears. It was a "dry cry" from my perspective, but I might be mistaken. Someone in the courtroom would be a better judge.
They've practiced this for weeks, if not months, so he should have been coached - like any actor - how to cry on demand.
underpants
(182,880 posts)I understand there are other charges but even if he gets convicted on one of those hell get next to nothing.
SergeStorms
(19,204 posts)The kid is completely without remorse or empathy, which is why he couldn't summon actual tears during his ridiculous display of coached hysterics. He's going to be a larger problem later in life.
LetMyPeopleVote
(145,563 posts)BlackSkimmer
(51,308 posts)All Ive seen him do is smirk, the little creep.
Tetrachloride
(7,871 posts)when was the last time you cried before the trial began ?
ty SergeS for the inspiration
TheBlackAdder
(28,213 posts).
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SergeStorms
(19,204 posts)Just a lot of facial distortion (same with his mother in the courtroom) but not a single tear to be seen. Your nasal passages also contract when you have an actual empathetic reaction, which is why people always blow their noses after a good cry. Nothing going on there, either. All in all, you did not pass the audition, Kyle. But I still thenk he'll get away with it.
Grammy23
(5,813 posts)Oh, and yes he did take a sly, quick glance at the jury. Are they buying his academy award performance? On cue the judge ordered a break so the performance could end .allow Kyle to regain his - Uhm composure. Let the jury think about what they just witnessed. Good strategy by the defense. Not so good for Justice.
Baitball Blogger
(46,758 posts)I thought for sure it was going to inflate and turn into a hot air balloon and help him make an escape.
Claire Oh Nette
(2,636 posts)no tears, and the glance at the jury.
Overly coached bad actor.