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O my, you did get a lot of drama out of this short story. Tugs on the heartstrings.
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Sue that’s thought-provoking. We aren’t able to hold forces of nature responsible for murder or theft because only people can commit crimes. And that frustrates people when nature takes a life from them. I suppose that’s why they curse God, so they can blame someone for the crime of a lost life. So they feel like ‘someone’ is responsible.
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The credit for this contribution to the writing challenge goes to its author.
Nature is amoral… it has no axe to grind, no revenge to seek and places no blame. People do all of those.
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