Do The Ends Justify The Means Novels & Stories

Malalim nitong pangangatwiran. “Accepting what they wanted to do with your team or to you alone is stupidity. But Enduring is something that you can use to defeat them is the way that you are not referring to what way they did the crime.” Napakunot ang noo ko sa sinasabi nito. Dahil hindi ko naman maintindihan ang kanyang pinupunto. “Enduring the bad things you are experiencing a choice of your on how you do it. But if you have to avenge something they took from you or from your loved ones. Using your mind is the most essential thing you can do to endure things.”

Maybe warning, maybe reminder. Either way, we didn’t flinch. “Justice isn’t the end. It’s the echo that asks what we’ll do with our freedom.”

The end does not justify the means. Kahit mabuti ang aking hangarin ay hindi pa rin sapat na rason dahil totoong mali ang aking pamamaraan. "Akala ko siya 'yong sinasabi ni Sais na madre na pinopormahan mo." Anang ginang. Nagkatinginan kami ni Sinco at umiling siya sa'kin. Sa kabila ng tensyon ng sitwasyong kinabibilangan ko ngayon ay hindi napigilan n'on ang pag-iinit ng aking mga pisngi at pamumula.

This isn't a cop-out; it's a reflection of life itself. First, let's address the elephant in the room: the unresolved feelings. Did Justin and Tina end up together? Did they find their way back to each other after that explosive confrontation? The truth is, I don't know. And that's the point. Real relationships aren't neatly tied up with a bow. They're messy, complicated, and often leave us with more questions than answers. The ending mirrors that reality. It's a reflection of the uncertainty that often lingers after a major life event, a significant fight, a heart-wrenching decision. It’s about the lingering 'what ifs' and the possibility of a future that remains unwritten.

Suddenly, I just feel so sorry for her. Walang taong gustong maging ganito. Walang taong gustong maging masama kung naging patas lang sa kanya ang mga taong nakapaligid sa kanya. Kung umaayon lamang sa kanyang kagustuhan ang kanyang kapalaran. End doesn't always justifies the means but for desperate people like Claire,it does. Hindi rin katapusan ang sagot sa sitwasyong ito kundi isa pang pagkakataon na itama ang kanyang pagkakamali.

His view of the world is the same as with Dark. That the world can be manipulated by the ones who can. And that the end justifies the means so they're free from guilt and conscience. Parehas sila na sinabing lahat ng kamaliang ginawa mo ay may importanteng rason kaya hindi mo kasalanan dahil iyon na ang normal na takbo ng mundo.

Naguguluhan, nagtanong si James, "Ano ang ginagawa mo?" Si Haring Marciais ay nakaupo sa posisyong lotus na may kalmadong ekspresyon. Sumagot siya, "Ano ang karanasan? Hindi lang ito tungkol sa pakikipaglaban. Ang paggala sa Endlos ay itinuturing ding isang karanasan. Hindi mo laging kailangang gumamit ng pwersa upang malutas ang mga problema. "Sa ngayon, nagkakaroon din tayo ng karanasan sa pamamagitan ng pagsasanay sa ating katatagan ng pag-iisip.”

May sumunod agad. But it worked. Ngumiti ako—kahit masakit. Not done yet. May typing bubble. Tumigil. Lian… when this ends— Hindi ko na hinintay. When this ends, we decide if it was worth it. Matagal ang sagot niya. You’re worth every war. Sa salamin sa tapat ko, nakita ko ang sarili ko. Wasak ang reputasyon. Buô ang loob. At sa likod ng eskandalong ginawa namin—

or ruin them both. End of Chapter 1

"I want to be one too!" "Ehh?" "What? That's cool!" "What's cool of killing people?" "Damn. You are no fun." "Not all the mafia are into killing." "Yeah, some are for the justice and helping people." "But, still they are killing." "Don't pretend to be a religious one, you're boring." "Nyenyenye." Madaming nagbubulungan sa paligid tungkol sa sinabi ng babaeng ito. And her expression is really angry and pissed. As if like she's ready to eat me.