[Ammi]

…oh I was going to post about this, this morning…I haven’t watched very much yet, though…I started to watch last night but was really tired so didn’t watch a whole episode but I’ll pick up again later…my first impression…?….was how different a ‘story’ looks, depending on perspective that it’s presented and yet it’s the same story…I had read that Sophie’s family only agreed to be a part of this if it was presented more of a tribute to her life as a large aspect and it does seem that so far, which I love because before there was a cruel and violent/brutal death, there was a life…and in circumstances like that, as Sophie died…?…it must be very difficult for loved ones to get beyond the pain of death to that life again that meant so much to them…?…such a difficult thing….with the different documentaries, we’re seeing Sophie through the eyes of many and that’s what a life is…?…so it truly is a tribute as well and I want to feel that tribute also, not just her death….she was a French lady living this incredible, glamorous life in the circles that her husband moved through…?…she was a daughter/a mother etc…but she was also an ‘adopted’ Cork citizen, someone they really did feel was a part of them and their community, part of her heart belonged to Cork…