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You're comparing an emotional breakdown to not securing a toolbox?
by KennyBlanken 3y ago
You're comparing an emotional breakdown to not securing a toolbox?
- jacquesm 3y agoNo, I'm trying to illustrate - apparently unsuccessfully - that astronauts are people and as fallible as everybody else.
- autoexec 3y ago"An emotional breakdown" is an odd way to describe burglary, assault, attempted kidnapping, and battery that had been planned out and prepared for following two months of Lisa stalking someone who was sleeping with a guy she'd previously had an affair with. I'm not suggesting that it's similar in any way to losing a toolbox. Lisa's entire situation was clearly something very different, you're right about that, but an emotional breakdown (while not a precise medical term) is typically used to describe an episode or outburst caused by too much stress/pressure. It's strange to see it used for a series of premeditated crimes that took months, involved lots of planning, careful packing, and a journey of 900 miles by car to reach the victim.