Gilbert is furious about Clyde's crime, telling his father that he should have listened to him. Samuel Griffiths demonstrates incredible grace under pressure, vowing that if Clyde is innocent, he'll help him as much as possible. If Clyde is guilty, he will do absolutely nothing to derail justice. Samuel calls for his top.....
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