Novel & Cerita The End Does Not Justify The Mean

IT'S JUST STARING! The End...........

Amen. THE END

Not sure about the last one, but we’ll see. And if he thinks I’ll let this slide without punishing him for it, then he doesn’t know me yet. He intentionally hurt my father, made me and my sister go through hell for about two minutes thinking that he might suffer very badly or maybe even die due to the severity of his injury. The end justifies the means is not something I can stand for. Not when it comes to this man lying in front of me. He should have let things work out on their own instead of going to such extremes.

Una finished his own sentence for him. “Yes, but don’t focus on that. Focus on the end result of the act. People get absolved. They stop committing sins.” Una shook her head in disbelief. “You’re trying to tell me that the ends justify the means? Don’t even―no! So you’re trying to tell me that since you enjoying murdering people, you make it your purpose to kill everyone you think is a bad person and you believe that by doing so, you are freeing them from their sins and stopping them from committing more sins. Am I right so far?”

It was a realization that echoed within him, marking the beginning of a chapter defined by the heavy burden of remorse and the repercussions of his past deeds. The ending of Ejay's story serves as a poignant reminder that choices indeed carry consequences, and these consequences can reverberate far beyond the moment of decision-making. Ejay's fate, as depicted, highlights the profound truth that actions, particularly those rooted in wrongdoing or malice, often lead to repercussions that ultimately catch up with the individual.

She sneered: "If doing the wrong thing can be solved by apologizing, then what order is there in this world? It is only fair that you do something wrong and pay the corresponding price. " Wills Watson pushed Nicky Enderson away: "Take your mother and scram immediately. Don't wait for me to deal with you guys using my means, or do you want Belle Enderson to take on this reckless responsibility for you guys?" Nicky Enderson knew how to weigh the pros and cons. He turned around and forcefully pulled Kelen Enderson 's wrist away. Returning back to the car, Kelen Enderson was unwilling to give up as she wailed and called Johny Enderson .

I would be a prisoner in my own life, carrying a child for a man who viewed my love as a transaction, who viewed my body as property. But if I didn't go... I thought of Toby’s shaking hands. I thought of the mother’s tears. I looked up at Endall. My eyes were dry. "I'm not going back to him," I said, my voice like steel. "I’d rather die." Endall let out a long breath, a sound of relief mixed with frustration. "Then we fight dirty," he said. "Because he thinks we have honor. He thinks we care about rules and protocol. He thinks he can squeeze us until we break."

a more elderly man agreed until they were all talking angrily amongst themselves. “Gentleman, Gentleman!" I called. “Edric was a cruel man indeed, but does that mean we repay him with the same cruelty? He has been merciless to me among many during his rule, but I will NOT allow any man to starve into a slow and painful death, no matter his crimes. That is not who we are, and we will not respond to ruthlessness with that of our own! We WILL be better than that. Better than the example he led by.” I waited a moment before I continued to allow what I said to sink in and to watch the response on their faces. But so far, it seemed they all understood my reasoning.

Was this the end of their vile act? ********