Frank Duffy had paid his debt to society for a crime he had committed ten years before. Called before the warden at the state penitentiary, he was told that he was again a free man, to go wherever he pleased. But to the surprise of the warden, he shook his head and said "If it's just the same to you warden, I'd like to stay where I am.". As an aging convict, Frank knew that people would never forget, and would always judge him. But, following the laws himself, the warden refused Frank's request, but would that stop Frank from committing another crime in order to get himself back to prison?