Willetts is beaming and apparently content with his position and Letwin seems happy enough, but Maude looks circumspect.
The judge looked circumspect through much of the proceedings and retired to consider the verdict and sentence, which will he will announce on 18 July.
What is astonishing is the formal daring of a play that goes much further than Shakespeare in juxtaposing two worlds: the citizen spectators not only keep up a running commentary on the action but, in Adele Thomas's spirited production, munch popcorn, pass round drinks and generally behave in a way that makes today's stalls texters look quite circumspect.
These at first looked clever and circumspect, but have cumulatively come to seem, as Hamlet puts it, "one part wisdom" and "three parts coward".
Aaron Finch is far less circumspect, looking to be aggressive in a pair of dot balls before launching the leggie over long-off for a six and then cutting both of the next two deliveries for boundaries to kick-start Australia's efforts.
President Obama, who did manage to summon up some outrage in the Trayvon Martin murder ("If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon"), has been relatively circumspect, appealing both for reform and for order.
But when people want to be safe, if anybody has to look after them, which we didn't necessarily like, they should be circumspect and reasonable.
But for my father, circumspect in looking back from his eighth decade, watching real-life courtroom dramas was like sitting down with Shakespeare.
Adams, the leading runscorer in last summer's competition, was more circumspect but looked comfortable before being bowled swiping across the line at the impressive Murali Kartik.
