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Judson brought about his tragic end, for that reason, we can consider that he deserved it.

Although you haven't shown it, we can see, from questions similar to yours, that you're referring to the story "Ruthless."

In this story we have access to the following facts:

  • Judson is a very selfish man and attached to his possessions, especially a collection of whiskeys he owns.
  • He realizes that someone is stealing his whiskey and is very angry about it.
  • He decides to kill the thief by putting rat poison in the whiskey bottle.
  • However, he ends up falling and hitting his head very hard on the ground, which makes him unconscious.
  • His friends, in an attempt to help him, fill a glass with whiskey and make him drink.
  • What they don't know is that this is the whiskey Judson put the poison into.

This ends up killing Judson and showing that revenge is such a bad feeling that it can backfire on us.

Although Judson's actions brought about a tragic end for him, some people may believe he didn't deserve that end, as death prevented him from learning a lesson. But the book's final message is that you deserve what you provoke.

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