I have failed her majesty. I havefailed my sisters and I feel a boiling raging anger deep inside. And Ifeel shame because I failed."Child do not cry.....all is not lost, for hope lives on in a favorabletime. Come do not weep for the dead. No amount of tears can bring themback. There is nothing for us here anymore...quickly."It was hard for me to gaze upon her majesty. The shame would not allow meto look her in the eye, for at this time I feel downcast. Yet I foundmyself rising to my feet. I. You could be jailed for this behaviour. Please apologise to this gentleman.Mom: I don’t care. Even I know laws and I want these bastards out of my house immediately.The sub-inspector somehow took the two guys out and convinced them he will handle it and sent them back home. Then he came back in and told us that they’re going to register an assault and attempt to murder case on my mom. I was scared and I requested him not to drag us into the court. He nodded and again closed the door from inside. Macvley and her gaggle of squawking geese, joined by the newly reformed Clinton Elsworth. The self-styled religious leader of Wilkins. Had burst into the Sheriff’s office and were loudly demanding that Sheriff Quigley agree to their demands.Mostly those demands were spur of the moment offenses to the sensibilities of the ladies. Mainly that the prisoners had been naked and had used profane language to them.Elsworth led the crowd, “Sheriff. You must stop this inhumane treatment of these poor. I kissed Carrie, and thanked her.Ken finished undressing, saying they were going to "test the waters" today by going naked; of course, they had the option of calling a halt to it and getting dressed anytime they wanted. Mr. Robinson saw them, and chuckled.Noon time came, and Susan and I dressed to head for the courthouse. We stopped in to see Mr. Robinson before we left. "Good luck, kids", he told us.SusanGod, that courtroom was a frightening place to walk into; the D.A. saw us, and motioned us.