 His mind is somewhere else, in the being of another, a century away, an outlaw. He must be able to take that weapon and use it as the person he's acting would, to wave it, to point it, to pull the trigger like actors do, in ways that would be lethal in the real world, but are not lethal on a movie set. Ooh. I like that. That was good. That felt like an actor acting as an attorney. It was just a defense attorney there.