"Later." Davies tells BR that he has seen Bucknill, who recommends that BR make the children wards of the court, to prevent Dora from attaining custody. "He points out the great danger of attempting to have any agreement in an undefended divorce case, which might dish the divorce, and also the uncertainty whether, in view of the clause in the deed, Dora will make disclosure and ask for discretion and if she did not, she might gain a footing to ask the divorce judge for custody."