Please believe me when I tell you that at the time of the assault she would have done anything in her power to protect those - those men from the effects of that… contact. "She is a gentle and compassionate person with a profound sense of ethical responsibility. I heard it three, four times just that first week.
Mind you, I don't know if he really done all this I'm just telling you what he said. Grimme left him to it and went around back to see what they got in their car. It was all David could do to hold her, let alone mess around. That was when the woman turned into a wildcat, to hear them tell it. 'Course when the little man tried to fight him Grimme just laughed and clobbered him once side of the neck, laid him out cold. 'Give it to him,' the man kept telling her. That's the part Grimme told over and over, laughin'. The way Grimme told it right here standing where you are, the man said it when Grimme hadn't done nothing yet but hold his neck. You see what I'm saying? If Grimme breaks him up and stomps on the pieces, then you could maybe understand him beggin' the woman to quit and give in. Because listen, when the man jerked out his head and said that, and the woman said don't ask her to do that, then the perfessor guy tried to fight Grimme. But he couldn't leave because he was the man of the house and there was his younger sister to think of.
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