Synopsis

Hal found himself burdened with the responsibility of his neighbor’s living will, faced with the agonizing choice of whether to sustain life or allow it to end. The weight of this decision unearthed a deeper truth: Hal had long outsourced his own judgment, habitually deferring to Lois in matters of consequence. Simultaneously, Craig, anticipating a confrontation with a childhood tormentor, sought instruction from Malcolm, Reese, and Dewey in the art of unrefined combat.