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Some Surprising Turns of Events
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Some Surprising Turns of Events
That would present a problem, wouldn't it? Damn. Three locks on my manuscripts still can't keep you all away from future chapters. Not sure about the relationship between the two. Perhaps they're in the same he-man gay boy haters club. -
Some Surprising Turns of Events
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Some Surprising Turns of Events
Great summary. Why? Just an odd coincidence. Not a huge spoiler so I'll mention it. It will come early in chapter 10. Lyons, et al. also take on pro-bono cases from the public defender's office. Mo just happened to be one of them. Like you said, amazing luck. -
I may have answered some of the questions the same, but, no it isn't me. I've always avoided the show Seinfeld like the plague, never liked it, never will. Jerry isn't as bad as say Jim Carrey or Steve Carrell are to me, but I'm still not going to watch anything with him in it on purpose.
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Job search complete for now, it was dinner time. Fred checked out the nearby fast-food possibilities, picked somewhere he could get a relatively inexpensive meal, and headed out to eat. After dinner, he realized he pretty much had nothing to do. He thought, 'I thought being on the outside again would be better.' Fred decided to consider his time with Mo. He was torn. The job prospect back near Galveston looked very interesting, but then he wouldn't easily be able to visit Mo, which was definitel
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OK, y’all got about 2 1/2 weeks to bone up on your psychiatrist jokes.
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A boatful of lawyers capsized in the ocean. Why didn’t the sharks eat them? Professional courtesy.
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That’s a tough question. Tune in tomorrow to see what the answer us.
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Definitely more street savvy is Mo. Exactly, the drastic thoughts of a man suddenly thrust somewhere he had no expectation to ever be. That and he's small, picking on a guard might simply have gotten him laughed at. Yes, we shall.
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You'll tell us what it is when the time comes, I hope? Wow, I didn't think anybody else knew about Todd's 2nd street motel.
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For that, yeah, majorly stupid. Lost a hundred or more IQ points for that comment.
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Yeah, right? And to think I was writing him as someone smart. Maybe he's just a little ignorant about some things.
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I think I know someone dumber, the author. 😁 He never thought about any of that either. I'll agree with you on Fred's lawyer. Fortunately, we're done with that moron. A stretch about Mo. Hmm, let me see what I can do about that. Oh, wait, the rest is already written. I guess I can slide something in about Mo. Funny you should Mention Ben Franklin. I actually considered making a historical reference to him but changed it to Custer.
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That he is. If I must say so myself, the next chapter is quite a bit more interesting. You can all find out why after six AM EDT tomorrow.
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Crossed fingers is exactly right. Although all Watson was in this case was the messenger. Okay, maybe he followed Bully's case, but he doesn't deserve too much credit. Interesting thought. Gotta think about some changes in a later chapter perhaps. Not sure how big a settlement he could wrangle, federal guidelines are $50k per year. I guess $18.75k for 4 1/2 months would not be rejected.
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Nice escape, but will Omar's earlier threat actually come to pass?
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He was: "Why am I getting out so soon?" "Williamson pleaded guilty to murder-two to avoid the needle." So, there was no trial. To be answered in chapter 9. Simple answers are yes, but exactly what forms, you'll have to wait until tomorrow. Chapter 10 will drop Monday.
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Fred was escorted back to his cell. It wasn't free time yet, so he just sat there in his cell, considering what the news meant. If he gets out in about three months, everything he'd gone through with Mo will be for naught. His thoughts ranged from simply having to get used to it, to what could he do to stay for fifteen more years. At dinner, he told Mo that he had news from his lawyer but didn't want to talk about it in a crowd. Once they got back to the cell block, they sat down in Mo's cell, a
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Formal Meetings With the Warden
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
As implied before, Fred's lawyer isn't the tastiest donut in the box, so Fred is SOL. I do like the points about damages. I think that will be brought up at a point in the future. Stockholm Syndrome? Maybe, maybe not. There will be a mess beneath the shoe racks, for sure. -
Formal Meetings With the Warden
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
Fred definitely wouldn't want to leave. Living next-door did come up at the voir dire. Bullard indicated he didn't know Fred other than seeing him, and the judge, rightly or not, didn't seem to care. -
He's a much confused fifteen-year-old boy. Many of which are confused regardless of the situation.
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Formal Meetings With the Warden
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
Apparently, the prosecution's explanation of unprotected sex within the past few days was believed by the jury, but Watson definitely fucked up there too. In the end, Fred will be OK. -
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Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
Fred wouldn't want to be moved away from Mo, things are going in the right direction anyway. Watson definitely not on the top of his game for missing that stuff. -
Formal Meetings With the Warden
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
Yep, things are looking up. -
Formal Meetings With the Warden
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Formal Meetings With the Warden
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Since it wasn't Dennison on the block that night, the prisoners figured something happened. They weren't locked in their cells yet, so Mo took Fred aside. "Denny isn't here. While it's possible he called in sick, we need to get in sync in case Winters canned him or something. He may have let the Warden know who visited whom to try to get out of it somehow." "What do you suggest?" "As long as we both stick with 'it wasn't me,' we should be okay." "I'm guessing you won't crack,
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