Listing names in order creates a pause that invites a reaction. — Loaded Language (45/100) The deliberate name-by-name delivery sets up the punchline — classic comedic timing.
Blaming the victim for walking to her car. — Emotional Button (20/100) Shifts responsibility from the attacker onto the professor — textbook victim-blaming. Sources: When covering car crashes, be careful not to blame the victim - Columbia Journalism Review, Stop blaming victims for traffic violence – Greater Greater Washington, How to Counter the Victim-Blaming Impulse After a Traffic Crash — Streetsblog USA