Throughout the conversation Dave had with Martin, Sid couldn't help feeling that there was something wrong with Dave.
The boys knew each other and were friends forever. Dave was the only man Sid trusted enough to confide his problems with his father. He knew that his colleague, who was a year older, would not turn him away, even knowing this ugly, humiliating secret. So why was he so stubbornly fighting with Martin's orientation and with Steve himself?
