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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought that kid did incredibly. Very well acted on his part[/quote] I dunno. I know a ton of tweens who could argue for hours and hours. Especially to avoid taking responsibility for things! [/quote] Yet I felt bad for him (as did the therapist), after he begged her to like him, even just a little bit. [/quote] Sucker You’re being manipulated by a self-centered DARVO-ing narc. [/quote] DP No, manipulated by a CHILD that we see as innocent and once was, but through bullying and neglect he turned into something else. It's OK to feel these normal human emotions. I thought it was tough to look at it through Jamie's parents lens. I also felt it was a bit short. I would have liked to see more of the detective's son's story, he too was being bullied. I would have like to see more of Jade's story, she was being bullied. And we never saw the girls parents perspectives and what they learned about her actions as the catalyst to her murder.[/quote] Thank goodness you’re not a public defender and see how many irreversibly troubled and violent CHILDREN there are in this country and overseas. Yes, they do exist. [/quote]
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