Question M

[Jonetta]

Harry was shaken to his core when Frankie revealed his role in the torture of Michael Harris. Why do you think this revelation hit him so hard?

[Charlene]

My take is that Harry was distraught that someone he trusted implicitly could do such a thing.

He was already hit hard that Eleanor was pursuing her vice so that this was a real disillusionment.

[Robin]

I believe Harry thought he knew Frankie inside and out since they had been partners. He was just shocked that he could be so wrong about someone.

[Lauren]

Harry was disillusioned because he had such faith in Frankie after all of their cases and close calls together.

[Jonetta]

I think Harry saw a kindred spirit in Frankie and was crushed when he revealed failure. Something inside of him died...the last of the good guys.

[Lauren]

Jonetta wrote: "the last of the good guys. ."

Yes, not only does Harry feel even more alone now but he must inevitably wonder if he will also reach that tipping point.

[Jonetta]

I thought he was looking inward, too, with that exact question.

[Jim]

I agree with the insight from Lauren and Jonetta -- if Frankie could do this, could Harry end up doing it too?