he still possessed the practical, analytical, scientific mind that made him the airman he was. He hated that he couldn’t simply dismiss a doubt because it didn’t fit what he felt in his heart. He would have to exonerate Amanda by somehow proving her loyalty and the genuineness of her faith—with her help if she was alive, and without it if she was dead.
What a sucky outlook. Plus, the whole “test your wife’s loyalty” thing never went well in *any* of Shakespeare’s plays.
