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Revenge by Literature

Is it right to get revenge on someone through your career? I mean only if they really deserve it. I was writing another book, and in the second chapter I mocked this guy that goes to my school. But I had a really good reason too! One day, I was mad at him because he had made fun of my friends, so he said, "Come on. Aren't you going to forgive me? Jesus would forgive me. Aren't you into that CRAP!" I wanted to hit him. Then he tried to deny he ever said it. I forget why, but somehow he understood that I hate him and today I had on my new earrings that are bells that actually jingle, and I showed them to my friend, Tori, and he went around saying, "Callie is a reindeer! Callie is a reindeer!" It was so weird. And I know he does ballet, and he said if I tell anyone, he'll tell everyone I'm a lesbian. At first I was mad, but then I realized, everybody hates him. I'm not joking. Everyone I've ever talked to has said they hate him. Which obviously means no one will listen to him. Anyway, is it right to take revenge on him this way? I mean, before I show anyone, I'd change the name, but it is right to get over my anger this way?

Tags: grudges, hate, litrature, revenge

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Permalink Reply by Ale Mahogany on December 26, 2009 at 6:58pm

It's not only right (since it's your writing, afterall), but also fair!
Specially in cases where you don't get the opportunity to say "something" back!
I find what you did, highly therapeutic!
On the bright side, if he does not read it, no one gets hurt!
=D

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Permalink Reply by Kay on December 27, 2009 at 12:52am

That's true. It's also a big if. You pays yer money and you takes yer chances. In other words, it's up to you to decide. :)

Rowen Mahogany said:

It's not only right (since it's your writing, afterall), but also fair!
Specially in cases where you don't get the opportunity to say "something" back!
I find what you did, highly therapeutic!
On the bright side, if he does not read it, no one gets hurt!
=D

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Permalink Reply by Callie Leah on December 28, 2009 at 3:41am

Thank you! It's not like he'll read it anyway. If I get my way, there will be a command issued that all books will be recalled if he ever gets his hands on one.

Rowen Mahogany said:

It's not only right (since it's your writing, afterall), but also fair!
Specially in cases where you don't get the opportunity to say "something" back!
I find what you did, highly therapeutic!
On the bright side, if he does not read it, no one gets hurt!
=D