The last line of Dunbar-Nelson's story rings in the ears of the reader like a dark warning, "Vengeance is an arrow that
often falleth and smiteth the hand of him that sent it." In your response, first interpret the meaning of this quote,
then analyze its significance in the story and the author's reason for ending in such a dramatic fashion. What does this
teach the reader about the author's perspective? Be sure to include text evidence in your answer.
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