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Following a disastrous day in court and the news of a key witness's suicide, Kaffee returns home drunk and defeated. Jo attempts to push him to subpoena Colonel Jessep, leading to a volatile confrontation where she accuses him of being a coward while he mocks her legal naivety.
JO: Where do you think he is?
KAFFEE: Don't worry about it.
JO: Are you drunk?
KAFFEE: Pretty much. Yeah.
JO: Danny, it was just a setback. I'm sorry. But we'll fix it and then move on to Markinson.
KAFFEE: Markinson's dead.
JO: You chicken-shit. You're gonna use what happened today as an excuse to
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