Live Poll: the Faces of Betrayal (Spoiler-Free)

Now that's called a good list.

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'Another great poll and list, ElMo, and the intro is even beautiful, which you've done before many times and that's why I've always told you that if I ever get my literary journal up and running again, I'd beg you to be the film critic. There's one small part that doesn't seem clear, though:  the part around "and it doesn't just participate in an evil scheme" in the first sentence. 

Otherwise, the intro is really good, as usual. I'll suggest a few small edits, if you want to make them. (They're mostly semi-colons or colons instead of commas because you know how I am about punctuation, lol.) I removed the bold only so that you could see my suggested edits in bold. 

BETRAYAL is an ugly thing: friends or allies put their trust in you and it doesn't just participate in an evil scheme; their trust is the most integral and vital part of the plan with the traitor's ensuing guilt (when there is any) as a collateral damage.

Interestingly, while being destroyers of human relationships, traitors are great plot drivers: it's not surprising that Shakespeare wrote a few pages about them. But this poll isn't about movie traitors but about the betrayed ones and the moments they knew.

Indeed, realizing you've been betrayed is quite a painful experience as if you were going through all stages of grief (minus the bargaining) at once, contributing to some heart-breaking moments in cinematic memory... and some visually interesting emotional cocktails of shock, sadness, disbelief, repressed anger... and other ingredients.

The following pictures -as Bart Simpson would put it- pinpoint the exact moment where these characters' hearts rip in half, when they discover the betrayal. Which one would you describe as the most expressive face of betrayal; which one could be the ultimate meme conveying the total devastation of being betrayed?

By the way, I especially love the third paragraph and, wow, "emotional cocktail of..." is so good! : )

Warden Norton, when he realizes, that Andy screwed him.

ElMo, did you saw Sara's corrections above?

Live Poll: https://www.imdb.com/poll/R5egu18h6tU/

Congratulations ElMo.