right and wrong, but was faced with the problem of protecting Frank from a painful future with Doyle. Karl knew that Doyle would manage to poison Frank's life, or worse, just as Karl's parents did to him. He tried to reconcile his own simple moral code with everything he had been taught about right and wrong, and must decide whether to stand by and watch, or step in to protect the child. He decided to rescue his best friend, Frank, from his destiny. He attacked Doyle with two chops of his switchblade.
             Through a deadly crime, Karl freed his young friend from a life of pain and despair, only to end up back where he began at the "nut house". The choice of right or wrong seemed to make go
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