By his second day on the stand, Mr Ewan was taking long pauses and looking into space before answering questions.
She added that Rancadore had become "very confused" and "sits quietly with his hands on his head looking into space".
It was Lao-Tzu who said, "For the wise man looks into space and he knows there is no limited dimensions".
All those security guards I passed didn't say a word: they just sat there looking into space, like I didn't exist.
As well as looking into space, discussing everything from comets to quasars, the show covered the 1999 solar eclipse and the Apollo moon landings of 1969.
This may also explain the discordant program notes from designers who have looked into space, season after season, and seen strange worlds: Pocahontas on the Orient Express, Grace Kelly in the tundra.
In fact, Gross was so nervous that his legs twitched, and he often sat gripping the defense table, looking into space, which he later told me was the one way he could stop his involuntary leg movements.
His feet knew the way, and so he went and sat looking into space until it was time to go home again and his feet walked him back to his shabby residence, through the evening crowds massing outside Churchgate station — the jasmine sellers, the hustling urchins, the roar of the B.E.S.T. buses, the girls on their Vespas, the sniffing, hungry dogs.
"What we realised right off was that if you look at history, any major exploration, like crossing the oceans, crossing the continents, building telescopes for looking into space, those things have always been done outside of government circles," said Neyland last year.
