I think, somehow in their minds, they thought that someone would be happy to turn over the camera and such to them when they learned that their sick child ws attached to it. The person who actually owns the camera was reasonably kind about coming to a compromise, so it is hard to know why the parents of the child balked at honoring their portion of the agreement.
Edit: Already deleted from YouTube; sorry if you missed it. This was a trailer for Joss Whedon's new series, "Dollhouse," about operatives who can have their memories altered to become new people.
The sixth entry of his series on drawings of classic D&D monsters is up. He's one of my favorite fantasy artists. His work tends toward the charming and cozy, rather than others' focus on machismo or melodrama.
I still can't get my head around this! What an awful story.
ReplyDeleteI think, somehow in their minds, they thought that someone would be happy to turn over the camera and such to them when they learned that their sick child ws attached to it. The person who actually owns the camera was reasonably kind about coming to a compromise, so it is hard to know why the parents of the child balked at honoring their portion of the agreement.
ReplyDeleteI agree. It is hard to understand.