Summary of guilty by horace J gardner and bonneviere Arnaud
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The chapter 'Guilty' is written by Horace J. Gardner and Bonneviere Arnaud. Here, the character Callum Crane is waiting for his appointment at the Federal Bench throughout the week. He becomes drunk and forces himself on his lady secretary at his office who had firmly said no to him. Then Nathan Corrigan, an ex- con and Crane's son comes to meet his father. But before he could reveal his identity to Crane, Crane gives him an envelope consisting of money and a picture of his secretary and asks him to kill her. Nathan throws away the envelope in anger and dismay. The envelope was then picked up by a person who wanted the money. Finally, a juvenile was appointed to kill the secretary who was completely unknown to Crane.
The authors of the chapter 'Guilty' Horace J. Gardner and Bonneviere Arnaud.
The narrative of the chapter depicts that a character Callum Crane after becoming drunk forces himself on his lady secretary at his office. The secretary firmly denied him. Then, Nathan Corrigan who is an ex-con comes along with Crane's son to meet Callum Crane.
Crane offered Nathan Corrigan an envelope containing money along with a photograph of his secretary and asked him to kill her.
All happened prior that Nathan could reveal his identity. In agony and disappointment, Nathan throws away the envelope which was picked up by a person who needed the money. The story depicted that in the final stage a juvenile,which was entirely anonymous to Crane was appointed to kill the secretary,