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10-17-2006 08:34 AM |
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Originally Posted by Alo
(Post 295796)
^ Knowing the murderer wouldn't mind me that much. It's more the emotional ties you would have had towards the person you knew well.
All I hope is that his stephdad get's some serious punishment!
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Ah, well what I meant was what if you had met and got on well with his stepdad? Murderers aren't necessarily *******s all of the time. About the emotional ties, its correct although I think it depends on how often you saw that person.
For example, there was a girl who I studied with at A-level when I was 17 and 18 and in some of the classes we were the only two students who turned up so we did a lot of work together, I kind of fancied her and she probably fancied me more. We never did anything about it though, then we both went to different unis, she started going out with one of my friends, suddenly she got some kind of cancer and then 6 months later she died. Strange thing is, I tend to completely forget that she's dead and somehow it never sank in or really upset me.
In comparison, the kid who sat behind me at school when I was 11/12/13 and went to my swimming club got himself squashed by a truck and although I didn't like this guy it really got to me, because I was so used to him being there sat me and annoying me with his stupid voice.
Hmmm, I don't know why I just wrote that as its not really constructive. Anyway, hope its of some use to you. The point was: see somebody a lot (whether you like them or not) their death is upsetting. Don't have much contact with somebody that you really like and they die, its not always so upsetting.
And I hope the stepdad (if he did it) gets what he deserves too!
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