wafflycat
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- middle of Norfolk
If someone panics, all logical behaviour goes out of the window. I speak as someone who has a phobia (not of spiders, something else) and when that panic hits, you really cannot know in advance what one will or will not do.
That's not excusing the driver - what happened was terrible and her fault - but to say that 'if she's scared of spiders she wouldn't have grabbed it' is not a given. When you panic in an enclosed space, you don't know how you're going to react.
That's not excusing the driver - what happened was terrible and her fault - but to say that 'if she's scared of spiders she wouldn't have grabbed it' is not a given. When you panic in an enclosed space, you don't know how you're going to react.