Fictitious Facts I Cultivation of a Murderer

It tells of the life of Don Scotsdon; from childhood to adult. His move to an isolated community far removed from the social processes of urbanization took part blame for impeding the personal development of most of the locals. Life in the bush had its pleasures and gratifications, but his friends, and maybe he, suffered from a variety of personality and psychological disorders as a consequence of this setting. Consequently those friends induced a committal of ungodly evil upon a girl he knew. Don's belief throughout life that cruelty was sinful put him in a quandary; walk away or avenge her murder. The only answer was revenge. Along the way he encountered many challenges as he took it upon himself to seek retribution; he became judge and jury. And the circumstances and events providing cause for a series of felonious executions left him in a lonesome world giving rise of chance to a situation of doom.