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The title refers to Annalise Keating deciding to take on a risky class-action lawsuit aimed at reforming the judicial system—a move she views as a "greater good" despite the personal and professional stakes.
In the context of "paper" or specific plot points from this episode: [S4E3] It's for the Greater Good
While not in this specific episode, a significant "paper" plot point in the series involves Jorge Castillo signing papers to recant testimony against his daughter, Laurel, in exchange for a hard drive. In a later scene from the series, Tegan Price also uses a piece of paper to communicate "I'm in" to Annalise to avoid detection. Episode Highlights: The title refers to Annalise Keating deciding to
The phrase "" is the title of Season 4, Episode 3 of the legal thriller series How to Get Away with Murder . Episode Highlights: The phrase "" is the title
The title refers to Annalise Keating deciding to take on a risky class-action lawsuit aimed at reforming the judicial system—a move she views as a "greater good" despite the personal and professional stakes.
In the context of "paper" or specific plot points from this episode:
While not in this specific episode, a significant "paper" plot point in the series involves Jorge Castillo signing papers to recant testimony against his daughter, Laurel, in exchange for a hard drive. In a later scene from the series, Tegan Price also uses a piece of paper to communicate "I'm in" to Annalise to avoid detection. Episode Highlights:
The phrase "" is the title of Season 4, Episode 3 of the legal thriller series How to Get Away with Murder .