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The subtlety of contempt emanating from ๐๐๐ฎ๐ฅ ๐๐๐ญ๐ญ๐๐ง๐ฒ's Theodore Kaczynski, in terms of its erstwhile quasi-undetectability, is beginning to rocket downwardly at terminal velocity. FBI agent Jim Fitzgerald (Sam Worthington), an expert forensic linguist, and certainly no slouch for smarts, seems to be feeling a bit "at sea" regarding the mind-machinations of the brilliant, remorseless psychopath with whom he's conversing, at very close quarters.
The subtlety of contempt emanating from ๐๐๐ฎ๐ฅ ๐๐๐ญ๐ญ๐๐ง๐ฒ's Theodore Kaczynski, in terms of its erstwhile quasi-undetectability, is beginning to rocket downwardly at terminal velocity. FBI agent Jim Fitzgerald (Sam Worthington), an expert forensic linguist, and certainly no slouch for smarts, seems to be feeling a bit "at sea" regarding the mind-machinations of the brilliant, remorseless psychopath with whom he's conversing, at very close quarters.
This particular "Special Look/Glance" of utter, comprehensive, even potentially epoch-defining disapproval, delivered by Mr. Bettany, is quite capable of inducing instantaneous gobsmackedness, perhaps featuring no small amount of drool, and a monumental, summary composure vacuum, in the recipient, in this instance poor Mr. Fitzgerald. The Agent manages to more or less avoid falling into a fugue state, or some such, but is visibly shaken, to be sure.
This particular "Special Look/Glance" of utter, comprehensive, even potentially epoch-defining disapproval, delivered by Mr. Bettany, is quite capable of inducing instantaneous gobsmackedness, perhaps featuring no small amount of drool, and a monumental, summary composure vacuum, in the recipient, in this instance poor Mr. Fitzgerald. The Agent manages to more or less avoid falling into a fugue state, or some such, but is visibly shaken, to be sure.
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