Gee, Vernon, now you're scaring me. Not the union rep. She gave a deliberate shudder.You won't be so smart when you're hit with a lawsuit, and I start bleeding that rich husband you hooked.My God, Peabody, a lawsuit. I feel faint.Don't worry, Lieutenant, I'll catch you.
In "Judgment in Death," a conversation occurs between two characters, with one expressing concern over the potential consequences of a lawsuit. The mention of a lawsuit brings a sense of dread, particularly regarding the financial implications it could have for one character and their relationship with a wealthy partner.
The dialogue captures the tension and anxiety associated with legal issues, as one character humorously reassures the other while acknowledging the gravity of the situation. Despite the serious topic, there's a playful undertone suggesting a bond between the characters, highlighting their interactions amid stressful circumstances.
