I like Clarence - Clarice storyline, now it's interesting. actually split personality or what?

and new abrasive girl I like her street clothes. and her speech - is that Brooklyn talk?

ah nice turn, new girl's not just mean. "I know crazy people like the back of my hand. I don't think you're actually schizoid, I think you are a painfully shy man." and she got him to go to the movies "platonic - dont get any ideas- it happens I need some Boston friends too" even after he comes to the door as Clarvaux or sth, saying he's Clarence's brother and Clarence isn't ready, you shouldn't force him. she takes his glasses off and says, no Clarence is ready now. how long has Clarvaux been around. "I was just trying him out." ok well he stays home, three's a crowd. ... and we're off.

yay. so she's cool. named "claire"? ~ hrgh. clarence clarice and the lawyer is clare...
there's already cheerleader claire on Heroes and already that name didnt sit well for that character to me.

so what's gonna happen with the judge murder case? why is he so unable to tolerate jail (his mom says and then he does "you got to get me out of here, I thought I got bail" desperate as if some specific reason he can't be there)? have I seen this actor the accused kid somewhere? ah: A History of Violence (2005) .... Jack Stall
and what?! tape of a therapist can be used in a trial if -the evidence is needed - relevant - can't be obtained in less intrusive way? that easy 3 prong test is contrary to what I've always heard and thought, that doctor confidentiality is pretty frickin protected. like on a without a trace where the psychiatrist just reacted to names that jack read off, and he was hesitant to do that. (he turned out to be guilty but that's beside the point). here the doctor volunteered the tape? and that's the difference? judge (who I have seen somewhere maybe here before I think he's a v known actor) said the defence council's recourse is a civil case against the doctor. yeah definitely. but that doesn't help the kid defend himself. !