If this isn't convincing, just indicate to them that they can be
made to appear mentally unstable or morally deviant--that's the stick.
"Very few women fight back or quit a committee even if they become
uncomfortable with what it is doing. Most just keep their heads down
and hope nobody finds out how they voted. I've appointed three women
to the Trenchant hearing panel. Two of them are younger women hot
to trot up the academic success ladder which I just happen to be holding."
Henry paused, preening himself with obvious relish.
Eager for more of this fascinating information, Jonathan queried,
"What about Diana Trenchant? She doesn't appear concerned that
everyone would know she committed a crime. She refused to quietly
resign claiming that the accusations are false and apparently
is going to put on a defense at the hearing."
"Defense! Ha! It won't amount to bug dust. I chose the panel
and I shall chair the panel and the panel will vote to terminate her."
Henry was becoming very agitated. His pacing was now fast and choppy.
"She's one of those trouble makers who do so well in their
job that it's hard to find a reason to get rid of them.
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