Infidelity

Lancelot believes himself to be a happily married man. Lancelot has become comfortable in his life, no longer passionate about anything. Lancelot was once a talented lawyer who fought for civil rights, but now that the sixties are over, Lancelot no longer finds himself needed in this capacity. Lancelot's law career has transformed from liberal lawyer to probate lawyer for the local old ladies. Lancelot's marriage has also cooled; a marriage that once was filled with passion and excitement is now complacent and boring. Lancelot spends his mornings at the office, but his afternoons drinking alone at home. Lancelot has developed a routine that centers on drinking and the news.

One afternoon while reviewing an application for his daughter to go to camp, Lancelot notices that his daughter's blood type is incompatible with his own. Lancelot calls a friend and learns there is no way he could have...