
Originally Posted by
toreskha
A friend of mine once made an observation...when a regular person is killed unexpectedly, they're made out to be an incredibly awesome individual. When a not-so-great person dies, they were "turning their life around" or "had lived with a lot of turmoil but still had promise". Except for capital punishment, you never hear of anyone dying and people just say..."Yeah, they pretty much got what was coming to them."
Marquis Strange sounds like he was working really hard to get himself either in some serious trouble, or dead. It's unfortunate that he made so many poor decisions in life. I'd have shot him too, though.
This is a very true statement. People always try to find the good in people. The fact of the matter is, if they were turning their life around, he would not have been trying to rob someone. Families never admit that their son/daughter/brother or sister is bad. They are always perfect in their eyes. There are risks in everything. This guy knew that the risks were either A) go to jail, or B) end up a corpse. He ended with option B. Maybe other criminals will learn from this.
"Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum"