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There is an old rule of the moral life that the modern world keeps pretending it has outgrown. One righteous man frightens the unrighteous. Michael Desronvil sat on a jury with eleven others and refused to treat three murdered children as a footnote to their mother's suffering. Mercy for the sick does not require the pretense that the dead are incidental. One man who will not move is already a restoration.