E: You know what I totally love about this show? They never go where you expect. You know what drives me nuts about this show? Sometimes, clever as I hope I am, I just really want to see the obvious scene. In the photo, little girl tosses wrapping paper in the air as her parents smile lovingly.
Cary uses a small clicker on the large screen between the witness box and the jury to show us a picture of a metal cage, largely the size of the TARDIS at least on the outside. There was a fight, and Rubio put one of the fighters in a cage. Jay Winston. Rubio turned away to handle the other fighters, and when he looked back β but he falters. The jury looks on, taking notes attentively.
I hope the young daughter perhaps 7 looks away, because the photos of her dad, stabbed in the neck, slumped down in the cage, are dreadful. Cary produces a baggie containing the toothbrush shiv. Who does this belong to? Seriously, it was an alarming moment of introduction. Yes sir, Rubio says again, and Cary has nothing further. She manages a winning smile, however, as she begins her cross.
Had Winston and Rubio had problems before? Ah, I love this team. At least one jury member is visibly shocked. Winston get stabbed.
Ms Pine tosses up her hands in disgust once more. Rubio, do inmates ever steal personal items from one another? Ah, not so perfect a witness for the prosecution, is he? Because we have new information, Alicia explains. In the background, Alicia confers β of course β with Kalinda. It works, somehow. Cary explains that the witness was initially worried about being seen as a stool pigeon.
