This quick and violent sketch was my first attempt at catching Mike Harris' guilty face. It didn't turn out quite right -- he just looks very angry, and his eyebrows are somewhat frightening.

I carried this small sketch with me for a while, in my coat pocket. Then, one Friday evening, I tucked it in a crack on a lamppost, for someone to find. This upset my brother Fred, for some reason. He said, "No! What are you doing?"

"Leaving it," I replied.

And that was the end of our conversation on the matter.

To find out more about the "Truly Sorry" series, please see "Truly Sorry #2".