Understanding

1.
Email 1

SUBJECT: Help with Cooper Sands’ case.

Email 2

SUBJECT: Which one of you would best fit this case.

Email 3

SUBJECT: Why I would be the best candidate.

Email 4

SUBJECT: My interest on the case.

Email 5

SUBJECT: Why I should represent instead of Philo.

Email 6

SUBJECT: Regarding the fire extinguishers.

2.
a. Initiative (he looked up the police records by himself), attentive (he was able to spot things
such as the placing of the fire extinguishers).

b. Diligent (seen as how she already drafted a potential brief), meticulous (she wrote about
how she looked through the documents in length).

c. Presumptuous (he wrote down that he ‘taught’ that Philo doesn’t care, with zero evidence
backing his wild guess), audacious (he brought down a co-worker so that he instead would
look more fit for the role).

3. Determined, careful

4. Playful

5. She is trying to show how fit she is for the job even with the lack of experience. That with the
skills she wrote down (self-assured, quick to act, great attention to detail, critical thinking and
her firm approach) she can compete with the other contenders. She is very determined to help
protect Mr Sands’ public image.

6.
a. Quite nervous

b. Determined

Applying

1. He was trying to get Iswaran at Law to help him represent his client, Cooper Sands, for a
case.

2. Why there was a misplacement of the fire extinguishers/the fire extinguishers were found in
dubious places.

3. Their image/reputation must be protected at all costs, because even small issues can be their
downfall. Since they are well, public figures, their every action can be judged widely by the
masses.