Here is a quick thing I wrote but never published just to hold you guys over a little longer.
DISCLAIMER: last I checked Ace is … So I probably don't own one piece
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Justice
When do good intensions have bad results? When one's ambition costs one's morals? Did it not sit by a let a young girl as well as many others lose their freedom and make them hate. Does it happen when you charge a young boy with his father's crimes, causing him to question his very existence? Is it gone when you take away a little girl's world and destroy it in front of her eye's and leave her alone in the world forced to do things she isn't proud of just to survive. Is it alright to leave a nation of people dying in the hands of a ruler, who is killing them and the country from the inside out, causing a young boy to lose his father, because he dedicated his life to help the country survive? Are awards given to 'men' who punish those who do what is right and ask for nothing in return? Does it cause a young girl to suffer alone because of the greed of this justice that they cherish? Why does a young boy need to create hope for not only his and those who need it but to almost lose everything for it because justice awarded the wrong man? Why did it destroy a young man's passion by using it against him causing him causing to lose his mentor, friend and father figure in life as well as making him feel he should have died. A man used the name of justice as protection like so many to ruin not only many people's lives but their second chances as well. Oh how it taunts those men of seemingly lower class then they are and try and defy everything the men stand for. Its goal would seem to be to tears families apart to seemingly save others. Why did it have to tear a young boy's dreams as well as his very life out of his hands before he ever got to live them, leaving his brother's no way to avenge him and forced to carry his will at tender ages. Why must a man fight his family just because he fights for the very justice he wanted to give his family to keep them safe? The biggest problem with this justice is perhaps is taking everything from a young boy not even of age yet all at once. His brothers , his faith in the world, his innocence, his hope his dreams, his family and friends all the while leaving him in a dark, a mere shadow of the proud confident, happy go lucky man and showing just how cruel absolute justice can be. The justice the world seems fit to give has murder, loss, pain, hate, prejudice, slavery, hopelessness, filled with lies and the worse the feeling of being alone
Inviso-Bella
2014