Naomi Shawn is unhappily married. Her husband Arnold, a successful defense attorney, is having an affair with a younger woman and no longer shows interest in his wife. He also refuses to agree to a divorce, being satisfied with his current situation. In court, she watches her husband in action as he defends a hit-and-run driver. He negates the testimony of the prosecution's chief witness by challenging his visual acuity. After the trial, Naomi takes decisive action to end her marriage, utilizing the same eye-witness to bolster her story.
—garykmcd / edited by Rob / amended by Hans Delbruck