Becky has been brought up on criminal charges and faces a long time in prison, unless the judge can be persuaded to go easy on her. She goes to him home to plead for leniency. The judge is alarmed that she was able to find out where he lives. When she literally begs him to give her light sentence, he suggests that a good start would be to undress in front of him, but given that she is still dressed in a way that suggests she is just going to continue in the same lifestyle that got her into trouble, he does not feel inclined to accommodate her. When Becky persists, he decides that maybe she ... Show more