Adam's recklessness continues, however, as he returns to the scene of the crime to take photos. Michael befriends the gas station owner with a sob story, gaining access to the footage of Adam fleeing the scene and deleting it. At this point, Michael's biggest worry isn't his own lies, but rather cleaning up after Adam's reckless mistakes. Adam does eventually tell Frannie about killing Rocco. Adam's teacher Frannie is also secretly his girlfriend, which she of course denies. This gives Michael the idea to ask Adam's teacher Frannie ( Sofia Black-D'Elia) whether Adam has a girlfriend he might confide in. He hopes Michael has enough emotional control over Lee to ensure she doesn't follow the trail back to them. Charlie confronts Michael for not informing Charlie that the car had been involved in a hit-and-run. Michael's conscience leads him to ask Lee ( Carmen Ejogo) to represent Kofi in court.
Adam desperately tries to apply CPR to the bloody teenager, calling 911 but finding himself unable to speak and instead opts to flee the scene. In trying to reach his inhaler, Adam accidentally hits Rocco Baxter with his car, knocking him off his motorcycle. Meanwhile, Adam's asthma is going into panic mode as he flees the dangerous area believing he is followed by members of the Desire gang. He and his wife Gina ( Hope Davis) decide to gift their son Rocco ( Benjamin Wadsworth) a motorcycle as an early birthday present. Across town, we're also introduced to Jimmy Baxter ( Michael Stuhlbarg), the head of an organized crime family and father of three. Michael's son Adam ( Hunter Doohan) later visits the location of his mother's death to honor her, but his asthma is triggered when he is pestered by the members of this dangerous community run by the Desire gang. He is proven to be a man of honor, and we're informed that today is the anniversary of his wife's death. In Showtime's first season of Your Honor, we are introduced to Judge Michael Desiato ( Bryan Cranston), jogging the streets of New Orleans while training for a marathon.
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