cer and Frank was forced to care for her during her illness and thr!
             oughout her dying process. Earl's biggest regret is that he cheated on his one true love, his first wife Lily. He also regrets making Frank take care of her and watching her die alone and without help. Earl's final wish is to see his son, and at least try to reconcile his poor choices. When Frank arrives at his father's house, he appears arrogant over self-confident. Phil meets him at the door and warmly welcomes him. Frank warns Phil that if any dog comes near him, he will "Fucking drop kick him". Not offended by Frank's disrespect, Phil tries to make him as comfortable as he can. Phil knows what Frank is going to be facing the moment he sees his father. Frank preps himself before indicating that he is ready to see Earl; he seems confident that he will be able to withstand the shock of seeing his father in the death state. It takes Frank a couple of minutes to get himself under control before actually walking into Earl's room. Phil steps into the background, knowing!
             that his work is done. Earl is laying in a bed unconscious due to the effects of a highly potent form of oral liquid morphine. Earl seems to be at peace, with no indication of pain or suffering. A nasal canula had been removed from his nose after Phil had administered the morphine dose. The poor man is visibly extremely sick, his skin is pasty white and eyes are sunken. The morphine dose that was given was enough to be fatal, and without concentrated oxygen being delivered through the canula, he would soon pass into the afterlife. Frank had previously asked Phil to accompany him into the room, but only to assist Earl if he needed any form of help; Frank was adamant in indicating that he was not going to stoop low enough to help his father. Frank sat down in a chair alongside his father's bed. The camera angle was from the opposite side of the bed, a...