write a story to illustrate the saying" there is no evil a man does to a fellow man that goes unpunished if not by man, definitely by God. if not now, definitely later, the triumph of evil over good can only be temporal

Here's a short story about a bully.

Explanation:

Michael is not an average kid. He is different and nobody understands him. Not even Tom, the school bully. "Hey, Mikey!" Tom shouts. "What do you want, Tom?" Michael whispers. "Oh, look at me, my name is Michael Cunningham and I'm not smart. Nobody loves me because I am different. Du!" Tom makes fun of Michael. "Stop it, Tom!" Michael shouts. "Oh, look at me I have a temper tantrum!" Tom continues to make fun of Michael.

Michael was so upset he decided to not show up to school the next day. Tom, however, was expecting him. "Where is that dweeb, Michael?" Tom asks. The bell rings and Tom realized he's going to be late. He started running down the stairs and trips and falls down 2 flights.

Tom was not at school for the rest of the week. The following Monday, Tom and Michael were at school. Tom shows up with a wheelchair and cat on one leg and one arm. Michael spots Tom and sees it as a perfect opportunity to have revenge. "oh, look at me! I'm Thomas Johansen and I can't walk because I was mean and doom struck me. I kept making fun of Michael and now i'm being made fun of! Duhhh!" He mocks. Tom begins to cry. "How does it feel, Tom? Huh?" Asks Michael.

After 3 more months of Toms casts being on, Tom can finally take his casts off. He shows up to school the next day. He doesn't bother anyone. After school, Tom walks up to Michael. Michael takes cover. "Look, Michael, i'm sorry, I was a major meanie" Tom says. "It's okay, next time you won't get off so easy, understood?" Michael asks. "Yes" Tom sighs.

it would most likely be b. your welcome.

huck's relationship with food is a prominent theme throughout the novel, and during his time on jackson's island and working his way down river, huck revels in and enjoys his ad hoc dining. in the first chapter, we observe huck is ironically trapped in a "civilized" world, when he would prefer to live freely in nature.