Hes not really deeply troubled, as far as we can tell, by the plight of Naz Khan.
Thats Boxs pension system hes filling out during his last days on the job.
If one could describe what goes on in their subconscious mind, it wouldnt be subconscious, would it?
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Unless youve got Freud out there waiting to be called.
But for Chandra, bringing up an ad hominem reference to Johnnie Cochran is the least of her problems.
Chandra would certainly not be the first lawyer to get so cozy.
Sexual relationships between lawyers and clients are more than just a concoction of Hollywood.
Look up the name Jalal T. Sleibi, for starters.
Or Linda Dawn Hadad.
(Those are four lawyers accused of engaging in sexual relationships with clients in the past year alone.)
Human sexuality is, after all, a real thing.
And, as Chandra has proven in this episode, a complicated one.
But with that lean-in, she has also jeopardized the entire case.
When Chandra crossed that line, Naz might have gotten lucky in more ways than one.
Now we know why.
The carotid artery, same spot where Naz was threatened, is where Freddy dishes out his punishment.
Fans ofThe Night Ofwho havent seen that movie are in for a big treat.
My first husband was a deadbeat, too, she says.
I guess Ive got a key in.
Stone replies, Yeah, my wifes got a key in, too, and Im not it.
If Id known for just one second youd be back to bother me.
Thats all were talking about here, Chandra says to him on the stand.
Thats a score for the defense, though it might not be enough to sway even one jury member.
Get rid of your cat, the doc says.
I dont want to get rid of my cat, Stone replies.
Note the possessive noun.
