Debra Jo Rupp

Which is an interesting thing to be able to hold both of those things simultaneous because it's like, oh, I may be guilty of just seeing the surface of something so often and assuming I know someone's story.

Which is an interesting thing to be able to hold both of those things simultaneous because it's like, oh, I may be guilty of just seeing the surface of something so often and assuming I know someone's story.

Which is an interesting thing to be able to hold both of those things simultaneous because it's like, oh, I may be guilty of just seeing the surface of something so often and assuming I know someone's story.

Yeah, yeah. So he, and I'm trying to remember what led to him coming to, but he talked about how he had sentenced a young boy to 10 years and I had to sentence somebody else to 15 years. And when I do it, I already know what the end of their story is going to be.

Yeah, yeah. So he, and I'm trying to remember what led to him coming to, but he talked about how he had sentenced a young boy to 10 years and I had to sentence somebody else to 15 years. And when I do it, I already know what the end of their story is going to be.

Yeah, yeah. So he, and I'm trying to remember what led to him coming to, but he talked about how he had sentenced a young boy to 10 years and I had to sentence somebody else to 15 years. And when I do it, I already know what the end of their story is going to be.

Which is a sort of interesting statement about Does rehabilitation occur with incarceration? Or does it just mean that I've now sent this individual down a path that is very hard to escape? Do you know what I'm saying?

Which is a sort of interesting statement about Does rehabilitation occur with incarceration? Or does it just mean that I've now sent this individual down a path that is very hard to escape? Do you know what I'm saying?

Which is a sort of interesting statement about Does rehabilitation occur with incarceration? Or does it just mean that I've now sent this individual down a path that is very hard to escape? Do you know what I'm saying?

His ugly mug.

His ugly mug.

His ugly mug.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Because the first one is young William out in the streets, he sees people using... He thinks of the guy's face, he sees his face, he turns away and goes another. A different direction. A different direction. Then we flash forward to older William getting his cancer diagnosis and sort of struggling with the idea of what is it that I have to live for, right? And you see him see his face again,

Because the first one is young William out in the streets, he sees people using... He thinks of the guy's face, he sees his face, he turns away and goes another. A different direction. A different direction. Then we flash forward to older William getting his cancer diagnosis and sort of struggling with the idea of what is it that I have to live for, right? And you see him see his face again,

Because the first one is young William out in the streets, he sees people using... He thinks of the guy's face, he sees his face, he turns away and goes another. A different direction. A different direction. Then we flash forward to older William getting his cancer diagnosis and sort of struggling with the idea of what is it that I have to live for, right? And you see him see his face again,

But then the next thing you know, you see him pulling out some drugs and needles to use, right? And he's pulling it out to use and he's about to shoot up. And then he gets a knock on the door and he goes to, he cleans up the needles, puts them away. He goes down to the door and he sees Randall. Laying into him from our pilot episode of the show.

But then the next thing you know, you see him pulling out some drugs and needles to use, right? And he's pulling it out to use and he's about to shoot up. And then he gets a knock on the door and he goes to, he cleans up the needles, puts them away. He goes down to the door and he sees Randall. Laying into him from our pilot episode of the show.