bsc academy Published this article page no 100 Point of view in this film is interesting, and challenging. On the one hand, its Karlas story. We meet her at the beginning as she is about to undergo an extended psychiatric evaluation in the fall of 2000, eight years into her 12-year prison term. We see all of the events in the past--everything from the early scenes with Paul through the crimes and eventually a little bit of the trial--from her point of view. But that point of view is repeatedly challenged by the psychiatrist who is interviewing her. He doesnt "buy into" her story, but rather tries to peel away the layers of the onion, exposing Karlas attempts at "spin", forcing Karla to acknowledge things that she doesnt want to acknowledge. Yes and no. I always felt that it was Karlas story, not Pauls. But I think, as we got deeper into it, we began to understand the ramifications of this on more levels, and that led to some changes bsc magazine pdf buy.
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