LOL. Think again!! Joanne was the prosecuting attorney....and she won her case!! He paid for his crimes. But, of course, he was back to do it all over again the next day :-))
It was an interesting (and amusing) little play. Two members of the audience played the prosecuting and defending attorneys. They had to put forward their cases and then the judgement was given. In this particular instance the prosecutor won the case.
I don't think that's a smile...looks more like a grimmace.....but it doesn't matter because this is an excellent post. Should he survive, he can tell everyone he played 'hangman' and he was the star!
Thats not what I ever expected to see here.............so what is it?? re-enactment or something?? what ever it is it really does look real and excellent interpretation of the theme.
This was taken at a place called Bonnie Springs, in Nevada. They have a re-enactment in a 'Western' town, including a 'melo-drama' in the saloon, a gunfight, and then a hanging party. After the bad guy is arrested, they get two members of the audience to act as defense and prosecutor, plead the case, then the audience vote. Joanne was actually the prosecutor this time, and won her case!!! LOL.
what an excellent interpertaion of the theme Mitch-took me by surprise a little-lol-no nature
ReplyDeleteLOL. I don't like to be too predictable!!
DeleteLove your interpretation, Mitch! What an excellent shot!
ReplyDeleteyikes! he is smiling so I am guessing he won't be hanging :p
ReplyDeleteLOL. Think again!! Joanne was the prosecuting attorney....and she won her case!! He paid for his crimes. But, of course, he was back to do it all over again the next day :-))
DeleteFrom his face expression, probably with God's mercy, he is going to escape! LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL. No, he was just unrepentant. He did hang!! (but mingled with the crowd afterwards!! LOL)
DeleteMaybe he should plead for mercy...sometimes life hangs in the balance because we come close to hanging ourselves by what we do or fail to do.
ReplyDeleteIt was an interesting (and amusing) little play. Two members of the audience played the prosecuting and defending attorneys. They had to put forward their cases and then the judgement was given. In this particular instance the prosecutor won the case.
DeleteI don't think that's a smile...looks more like a grimmace.....but it doesn't matter because this is an excellent post. Should he survive, he can tell everyone he played 'hangman' and he was the star!
ReplyDeleteDespite being found guilty and hanging for his crimes, he still survived to play it again....and again....and again. LOL.
DeleteThat is a good one, appeals to my sense of humour.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat. I thought it might :-))
DeleteHad me worried for a second, lucky guy survived the hanging
ReplyDeleteI suspect he survives it several times a week!! LOL.
DeleteThats not what I ever expected to see here.............so what is it?? re-enactment or something?? what ever it is it really does look real and excellent interpretation of the theme.
ReplyDeleteThis was taken at a place called Bonnie Springs, in Nevada. They have a re-enactment in a 'Western' town, including a 'melo-drama' in the saloon, a gunfight, and then a hanging party. After the bad guy is arrested, they get two members of the audience to act as defense and prosecutor, plead the case, then the audience vote. Joanne was actually the prosecutor this time, and won her case!!! LOL.
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