In Which We Get Multiple Points Of View
Jul 21st, 2018 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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“I was provoked!”
Dennis plead his case with the self-assurance of someone who refused to consider another point of view. Amy pitied him.
“It doesn’t matter what he said to you. You can’t just punch someone.”
Amy’s pacifism, for all its naiveté, no longer had even a slight element of cuteness. Dennis knew firsthand how ugly the world could actually be.
The couple continued their argument, their voices drifting across the park. Emily shook her head. It was obvious they were terrible for each other.
Dixon watched the lonely woman, her contempt written plain. “Judge not lest ye be judged.”
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