The Dark Side of the Tiger

Life is hard especially to survive through the night. The world is full of unjust cruelties and harsh realities. One amongst those insensitive realities is a stranger that lives solely by his own rules. His narrow-minded wisdom lacks conscience and he is strongly motivated to commit a crime. Driven only by his own selfish pleasures, he tries to capture his lost youth. With no respect for understanding personal suffering or legal punishment, his imagery is beyond any bounds despite his responsibilities that anchor his own family. And yet does he commit the perfect crime? If he violates a crime, should he not suffer punishment to pay the consequences of the victim's suffer, their family, or even the scales of the justice system? No, he will survive. Even if he convicts, he has solved the perfect crime despite what happens to him. He will win regardless, even if required to request an insanity plea. Willingly he would pay the price to survive and to win. All is clearly planned. Ironically, however, there may be a force to pay for a far more dangerous outcome. This man travels along an uneasy crossroad guided toward an unexpected path. What is the feeling of the victim and family? Everything in the father's life is successful while achieving career, family, or other values until this unforeseen random event that would burden his life. The stranger did this and changed everything. Admittedly, the victim has his own imperfections and flaws. He lives amongst lost fragments from a malevolent forgotten memory. The crime forces him to remember and relive a distasteful part of his own life. His memory and destiny must force-fit the selfsame missing pieces together regardless of how painful the penalty might be. He too has to alter his own life and his future. Everything will forever change these unexpected events because the stranger lives within the dark side of the tiger...