discussed Cited as authority (rule) Marshall v. the Clinic for Women, PA On the question of a directed verdict, we said most recently in Clayton v. Thompson, 475 So.2d 439 (Miss. 1985): In determining whether to grant a directed verdict, "the Court must look solely to the testimony in behalf of the party against whom the directed verdict is requested and consider that testimony as true along with all inferences which could be drawn therefrom favorable to such party, and if such evidence could support a verdict for him, the directed verdict or peremptory instruction should not be given." [citations omitted]. 445 So.2d at 443.