When young Leonard Foster won the leading role in the Shakespearen play to be given by the local community theater, he was overjoyed. How could he know that this triumph would be the indirect cause of his death? Well, it's the way these thing sometimes work out. You see, ordinarily Leonard would spend his lunch hour out walking with a girl, or in the corner of a park playing softball with the rest of the fellas from the mail room. However, lately he's been spending the hour between 12 and 1 sitting in the office and memorising Cardinal Woolsey's famous speech to Cromwell. Which is what he's doing now - less than three minutes before he is brutally murdered.