Sometimes it's like lawyers and non-lawyers speak a totally different language. Once, when I was still in law school (aye, those were the... well... whatever), a lawyer who specialized in bridging the communication gap between lawyers and non-lawyers came in to talk to us about trial strategy. "The thing is," he said, "lawyers tend to be analytical and objective, but most people, i.e. all those pesky nonlawyers who will be on your jury, are emotive and subjective."
"Of course!" said my brain. "Jurors! They emote!"
Since that fateful day I have channeled my more emotive tendencies into mildly deranged doodles. If you suffered through three years of law school, only to take your bar prep course during a really crappy recession, what would you do?
Draw Robin Hood in skimpy pantaloons. That's what you would do.
... Right?
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