ZENTNER: There's an incident on a football field that sort of spills over to a party. And one thing that's hard is that he can't escape his history, and so when he's confronted by a black football player at the party, there are racial overtones just inherent in that. And he makes a bad decision, but it's an accident. But because of his history, he doesn't feel like it's something that he can walk away from. And it's also partly a question of class for him. He knows that if he came from a family with money that he could afford lawyers, and he could walk away with a slap on the wrist.