As a pedestrian, I've almost been hit a handful of times crossing the crosswalk on the right side (we come from the top of the map).
Starting clockwise from the top (I'll speak in directions as if you were in your car, not looking down at the map on a screen):
You can either go straight from the right lane, or turn left to either Murray or Madisonville from the left lane.
From Murray you can turn right, left, or go straight-straight, or left-straight.
From Madisonville you can turn right, left, or go straight-straight, or right-straight.
This is the same coming from the west side of the map as well.
From Plainville you can turn right, right, straight, left, or left.
We often have people fly up to the stop sign on the east Madisonville side looking at their phones, not paying attention, and then immediately going without looking for pedestrians in the intersection. This happened to use twice in the last few weeks. Both times I let the person know how little I appreciated their lack of concern for others. Luckily we're used to this so we can anticipate the shitty drivers and aren't usually in any real danger.
Driving thru the intersection can also be annoying when it's busy, because people can't process that much information with there are more than 4 cars at the intersection.