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This course will take as its animating premise that the Victorian novel did much to shape - - or temper - - the Victorian temper ; that , indeed , Victorian moods may be said to be inseparable from Victorian novels , which alternately helped to bring a range of modern affects into being ( among them boredom , nervousness , love and depression ) , and worked to initiate the analysis of affect that eventually became the modern science of psychology . But it was time to " be collaborative , to think grand , and to be willing to take the big leap to benefit others . " The defense asked him if he could imagine confessing to something he did n't do . Merck 's lawyers had yet to question him.Lanier 's legal team flew Araneta to Texas from Abu Dhabi , United Arab Emirates , over the weekend to testify in the first of more than 4,200 lawsuits across the country to go before a jury.At the time of Ernst 's death , Araneta was an assistant coroner for the Johnson County Medical Examiner 's office who performed autopsies at Walls Regional Hospital in Cleburne near Fort Worth.She told Merck lawyer Joseph Piorkowski she did n't see evidence of a heart attack , which is n't unusual in sudden deaths.She also told Piorkowski she did n't get his e-mail sent before she traveled to Texas asking whether she had spoken to Lanier and if she would be a witness . It may be possible to find an explanation for many of our problems in our own multiplicity . " A negative outcome in this trial is more magnified than a positive one , " said David Moskowitz , an analyst at Friedman Billings Ramsey.He said a loss would be a huge blow because Merck has had time to regroup and rethink its strategy after the Texas loss . In its bid to put a confessed serial killer behind bars once and for all , the Michigan Attorney General 's office is pinning its hopes on one man who claims he saw Coral Eugene Watts brutally stab a woman in a dark alley in 1979.The latest chapter in Watt 's story opened Tuesday in an Oakland County Circuit Court , where counsel delivered opening statements in the first-degree murder trial.Watts faces a mandatory life sentence without parole if convicted in the multiple-stabbing death of Helen Dutcher , 36 , on Dec. 1 , 1979.The trial marks the first time Watts will face murder charges , despite sitting in a Texas prison since 1982 after confessing to killing 13 women in Texas and Michigan . ' " Asked if she could ever be talked into confessing to something she did n't do , Juror No. 10 said , " Honestly , if it would help I would probably admit it . Now is the time to apply if you would like to be a part of next year 's program , which will be directed by Professor John Richetti . Now it was time to move on to the future .