Tony Andrius, played by John Lithgow, is just one man in a string of men who are interested in Jennifer Wilson. Tony asks for Jennifer\'s hand in marriage and soon we learn she is being courted by another man, Liam Bagley. Liam attempts to take Ms. Wilson, forcefully, but is killed in the process. Though Jennifer is the first to admit that she may not be marriage material, Tony takes her hand just the same. After they are wed, Jennifer meets a brilliant surgeon, Dr. Stone, and they have a brazen relationship, known to the entire community and to Tony. The story takes a terrific twist which I won\'t reveal so as not to spoil the ending.

This was an interesting story that was told in a very unusual manner. I truly thought the story was going to be about the Turkish assassination sect and/or a revenge killing associated with the initial murder of a shopkeeper. I was very interested by this Turkish assassination plot when out of nowhere came Jennifer, Tony and Liam. I found myself wondering who was going to exact revenge and I guessed completely wrong. John Lithgow did an excepctional job as Tony and my favorite line in the program centered on Tony Andrius\' thinly veiled threat to his wife in which he gave her a final warning. The other actors were also quite good. My complaint about the story was that it seemed a bit confusing until the final focusing scene. I didn\'t see that the dagger theme was crucial to the storyline at all.