u/Anxious_Studio1186

Anyone remember and have thoughts on this one.
Chanin is found murdered and posed in the bedroom of her house. She is seeing other men. Her ex-husband is convicted. Their children staunchly claim their dad is innocent.

At the end, my husband and I were sure he would be found not guilty because of reasonable doubt. We were stunned at the verdict. I looked for more information on line to see if there were things left out of the show that would point more concretely to his guilt, but I couldn’t find anything. Anyone have more information?

Just watched this one again tonight. Michelle Reynolds has an affair with husband’s best friend. They are all heavily involved in the church. Lover ends up stabbing Thad Reynolds to death.

Do you think she is putting on a soft, sweet southern voice for the interview? Do you think she knew about it and deserves jail time? From her interview, nothing was ever her fault.

Partner and I are in their home country. I understand a bit of the language but just the basic stuff.

We are at a restaurant. The waitress drops some stuff. It makes a huge noise. This is all I know.

Partner makes comment. I don’t know what they are saying, but I thought the unspoken rule is, you say nothing at all of waitstaff drops things. I nudge their foot and motion for them to stop. They glare at me and say I don’t know what they said. I say it doesn’t matter. The person probably wants everyone to act like nothing is happened and not call attention to it.

They make another comment and look at me and say again that I don’t know what they are saying. Note-we are not raising our voices.

They tell me that they said “Well done!”, because she caught the dishes. And “Nothing broke!”, because, well, nothing did break.

To me, the look on her face was that she wished to be ignored by everyone. And I think my partner broke the unspoken rule. But maybe I am projecting. My partner thinks they were being encouraging towards her, and I overreacted.

So, aita?

*To clarify, I did not think that my partner was saying anything unkind. I know that they would never do that to someone who was having a hard time.

*Cultural differences-I am American. They are German.

*Honestly, thank you for the perspective. I was thinking I was being kind, but was actually trying to control everyone’s emotions. Not my job. And I need to work on that.