Verne was five minutes early for this session... he was able to keep eye contact when the discussion was about others. He looked down or toward the wall when the conversation was brought back to him He demonstrated his uneasiness by his switching from side to side in his chair, first crossing his legs one way and then another; his hands wrestled with each other as usual.
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