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Consequence have been already passed on through Gail to Wes then to Julian, this has effected each and everyone one of them. Gail started off by find out what Wes's brother "Frank" does to Indian patients through Maire Little Solider. This made Gail somewhat concerned and devastated, this ended knowing what's best by telling Wes about the concern. Now that has been stated, Wes is under a lot of pressure, has to make a decision whether or not if he should lock up his brother "Frank" in the public Jail Cell but doesn’t want to cause, Wes doesn’t want to look "Jealous" about Franks ambitions to the public town of Bentrock, just as his father Julian assumed, or he could arrest him in the down stairs basement, where no one can find him or notice.
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