The Three: ExecutionA Story by Scott W. MartinThis is an draftOne day the three came to the town of Tragaiodia. They were Wisdom, Instinct and Intelligence. On this day, they discovered that an execution was to take place. “An eye for an eye” said Instinct. “A man beheaded for the murder of an innocent man. Seems Fair” Intelligence said. Wisdom replied “No man is truly innocent. Come let us witness this event.”
The three watched as the head rolled
off into a bucket. The loud clean chop followed by a bouncing thud
and a chorus of gasps was sound sufficient evidence of a well
practiced hand. It was then that most cheered. It was then that a few
stood sick and fewer still showed it. Instinct commented Intelligence folded his arms, and lowered his head. “I'm not sure. It wasn't until I saw his face, shocked and distance as it fell, that I realized he was innocent. Knowing he couldn't have been the murder.” “How is it that you know?” Wisdom
asked “I see.” Wisdom said as he also
lowered his head. “It seems that I was wrong. Apparently some men
are innocent. © 2012 Scott W. MartinAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on May 15, 2012 Last Updated on May 15, 2012 Tags: Execution, Three, Wisdom, Instinct, Intelligence, Fable, Short Story AuthorScott W. MartinCharlotte, NCAboutIntroduction Most of the time I get to writing my biography and I think "Who cares?" In a moment of self realization Ive begun to understand what gives me this impression. I used to feel th.. more..Writing
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