Amanda Knox

Okay. I feel like I was pretty close. I silently read it, but I was close in my head. You know what I mean?

Okay. I feel like I was pretty close. I silently read it, but I was close in my head. You know what I mean?

Yeah. I also mispronounced Hermione's name for years. I thought it was Hermione. Okay. Until, like, book four when J.K. Rowling specifically spelled it out.

Yeah. I also mispronounced Hermione's name for years. I thought it was Hermione. Okay. Until, like, book four when J.K. Rowling specifically spelled it out.

Yeah. I also mispronounced Hermione's name for years. I thought it was Hermione. Okay. Until, like, book four when J.K. Rowling specifically spelled it out.

Is she French? Like, is that a French name, Hermione? No. I think it's a Greek derivative. Oh, that makes sense. It's from Hermes. Okay. I don't know. I also wrote implicit bias here. I'm... Before I was wrongly accused, I never gave the criminal justice system a second thought because I belong to a class of people who didn't have to. Yes.

Is she French? Like, is that a French name, Hermione? No. I think it's a Greek derivative. Oh, that makes sense. It's from Hermes. Okay. I don't know. I also wrote implicit bias here. I'm... Before I was wrongly accused, I never gave the criminal justice system a second thought because I belong to a class of people who didn't have to. Yes.

Is she French? Like, is that a French name, Hermione? No. I think it's a Greek derivative. Oh, that makes sense. It's from Hermes. Okay. I don't know. I also wrote implicit bias here. I'm... Before I was wrongly accused, I never gave the criminal justice system a second thought because I belong to a class of people who didn't have to. Yes.

And I feel like that's one of the things in this book that so many people can resonate with, even not sharing your same experience. Absolutely.

And I feel like that's one of the things in this book that so many people can resonate with, even not sharing your same experience. Absolutely.

And I feel like that's one of the things in this book that so many people can resonate with, even not sharing your same experience. Absolutely.

And that's a thing that I hope people come away from it as well. Because when I look at my role, like, okay, so... Life gives you whatever it is that it gives you, and you get to decide what you're going to do with it. And one of the things that life gave me was the opportunity, like you said, to connect with other people who had gone through this experience but whose stories –

And that's a thing that I hope people come away from it as well. Because when I look at my role, like, okay, so... Life gives you whatever it is that it gives you, and you get to decide what you're going to do with it. And one of the things that life gave me was the opportunity, like you said, to connect with other people who had gone through this experience but whose stories –

And that's a thing that I hope people come away from it as well. Because when I look at my role, like, okay, so... Life gives you whatever it is that it gives you, and you get to decide what you're going to do with it. And one of the things that life gave me was the opportunity, like you said, to connect with other people who had gone through this experience but whose stories –

Never made it to me because I was living in my little suburb in Seattle reading Harry Potter and not like and it wasn't in the news and nobody was talking about it. And one of the I will never forget one of the first things that someone told me, which was like.

Never made it to me because I was living in my little suburb in Seattle reading Harry Potter and not like and it wasn't in the news and nobody was talking about it. And one of the I will never forget one of the first things that someone told me, which was like.

Never made it to me because I was living in my little suburb in Seattle reading Harry Potter and not like and it wasn't in the news and nobody was talking about it. And one of the I will never forget one of the first things that someone told me, which was like.

Thank God you got wrongly convicted, Amanda, because if it wasn't for you, this little white girl from the suburbs in Seattle, college educated, who got wrongly convicted, no one would believe that it was real. And that, to this day, gives me chills because it's an unfortunate thing.

Thank God you got wrongly convicted, Amanda, because if it wasn't for you, this little white girl from the suburbs in Seattle, college educated, who got wrongly convicted, no one would believe that it was real. And that, to this day, gives me chills because it's an unfortunate thing.

Thank God you got wrongly convicted, Amanda, because if it wasn't for you, this little white girl from the suburbs in Seattle, college educated, who got wrongly convicted, no one would believe that it was real. And that, to this day, gives me chills because it's an unfortunate thing.