When a young gay man commits suicide, his pain becomes the center of the investigation. He apparently touched many lives. Because of Hathaway's taciturn nature, Lewis suspects he is gay. Lewis is accepting, but as Hathaway tries to get him to proffer a definition of gayness, Lewis drops out. Because like so many human traits, there is a spectrum and people fall somewhere on it. The College of Oxford has, behind the headmaster, taken a stand and many students feel disenfranchised. A few years previously, an organization called The Garden began the process of trying to "fix" gay people. Those who prescribed to unyielding dogma went after tortured souls with a vengeance. The phoenix them of fire is the calling card as several of the more conservative begin to be murdered. What Lewis sees as dishonesty from his sergeant is really a man protecting himself. At the end, however, there is a kind of weak last portrayal. While this episode isn't bad, it is contrived.