Oct 19, 2026 · 20 min · 9 segments
Part nine of *The Tree*, in which David Duggan recounts his friendship with Constance and his complicated relationship with his father, Anthony. Nora and Finn finally learn the identities of all five…
William StantonHost
Season 1, The Treaty Albert Quaglin was not dead yet, though he would be unlikely to live more than a day, Dr. Houston advised.
Bandages had been improvised from Isabella Webster's expensive shawl, which Ilhu had purchased for her in Mexico City.
Houston implored Finn and Nora to allow Albert to be transported to the surgery, only to be rebuffed.
Those who were not crying were speaking softly to their neighbors to avoid Nora's wrath.
Father Martin approached tentatively and pleaded with her and Finn to end their interrogation.
The life of a man was now at stake, and there must be recourse without violence.
The Reverend Claridge agreed with Martin, but also lamented that the church had now been stained by a mortal sin.
He wondered aloud during his ministrations to a dying Albert Quaglin whether they might need to consecrate a new sanctuary.
Two more members of the posse remained to be unmasked, and most feared how the Clancy's might react to further testimony.
So what say you, David Dugan? I would not expect Anthony Dugan to exclude his second son from such an important civic matter as lynching my daughter.
He sat silently and passively, longer than good sense would have allowed, and then mumbled to his mother.
"'If I tell what I know—' Will you do to my father what you did to Mr. Quaglin? David asked.
Anthony Dugan rose to throttle the boy, but Nora warned him away with a shotgun.
Season 1, The Treaty Albert Quaglin was not dead yet, though he would be unlikely to live more than a day, Dr. Houston advised.
Bandages had been improvised from Isabella Webster's expensive shawl, which Ilhu had purchased for her in Mexico City.
Houston implored Finn and Nora to allow Albert to be transported to the surgery, only to be rebuffed.
Those who were not crying were speaking softly to their neighbors to avoid Nora's wrath.
Father Martin approached tentatively and pleaded with her and Finn to end their interrogation.
The life of a man was now at stake, and there must be recourse without violence.
The Reverend Claridge agreed with Martin, but also lamented that the church had now been stained by a mortal sin.
He wondered aloud during his ministrations to a dying Albert Quaglin whether they might need to consecrate a new sanctuary.
Two more members of the posse remained to be unmasked, and most feared how the Clancy's might react to further testimony.
So what say you, David Dugan? I would not expect Anthony Dugan to exclude his second son from such an important civic matter as lynching my daughter.
He sat silently and passively, longer than good sense would have allowed, and then mumbled to his mother.
"'If I tell what I know—' Will you do to my father what you did to Mr. Quaglin? David asked.
Anthony Dugan rose to throttle the boy, but Nora warned him away with a shotgun.
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