"It’s not a crime if the King does it, Arthur," Liddy whispered, the subtitles of his mind clearly reading: I am losing my grip on reality.
Arthur was the one who saw Martha Mitchell, the "Mouth of the South," being wrestled to the floor by security guards while she tried to call a reporter. To the world, she was a "disturbed woman." To Arthur, she was the only person in the room telling the truth. Gaslit (2022) Legendas
Arthur didn’t mind being the man who carried the bags. In 1972 D.C., carrying the right man’s bag meant you were going places. But lately, the bags he was carrying felt heavier, and the men he served, like John Mitchell, seemed to be staring through walls. "It’s not a crime if the King does
As the Watergate break-in hit the news, Arthur watched the machinery of gaslighting go into overdrive. He saw memos being fed into the shredder at 2:00 AM, the paper turning into white confetti—the ghosts of secrets. He was told he hadn't seen the guards at the Pierre Hotel. He was told Martha was "indisposed." Arthur didn’t mind being the man who carried the bags