I'd be interested in a proper discussion about A courtroom scene that felt believable, including the small details people tend to leave out. Was it the dialogue, the pauses or the way people behaved? Please name the film or series if you use an example, and flag major spoilers. What could a viewer actually see or hear in the scene that supports your point? A specific moment would make the discussion more interesting. What is the one thing you would want clarified before deciding?
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A courtroom scene that felt believable: Was it the dialogue, the pauses or the way people behaved?
A courtroom scene that felt believable: Was it the dialogue, the pauses or the way people behaved?
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