His death would be my joy. I grinned wickedly at the small cottage in
front of me. Judgment would be swift,
death would be swifter. I could picture
his horror filled face, his wife petrified with fear, and his children
screaming in terror. His wife would
cling to her husband begging us not to take him. Ha! As
if that wish would be granted. I could
not wait to see him burn.
The soldiers behind me shifted from one
foot to the other eager to begin.
The wind whistled through the grass
creating an eerie moaning sound. The
moon was blackened by a cloud. I took a
step forward and waved for the others to follow. Instead of going to the door, I peered
through the window. The man was talking,
telling a story. His little children gazed
up into his face, their lips curving upwards into small grins. I gritted my teeth, he was telling a Bible
story. The heretic!
I nodded at the others, and they prepared
to barge in the door, that was when I heard it, small voices citing The Lord’s
Prayer. Anger and hate flooded through
me. I bellowed and shoved the door
open. “You are under arrest you heretic!”
That was written well, Faith!
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