English & Literature

do you think this case for the defence was a case of "divine venegeance"?

stoey:the case for the defence

Asked by aafia14@gmail.co on 21 Jul 02:37

Last updated by anonymous on 23 Jul 19:55

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Answered by MHood2 on 23 Jul 19:55

In The Case for the Defence, Divine Vengeance does seem to have some validity. While the accused is acquitted due to lack of verifiable evidence, in the end, he is killed by a bus. The author leads us to believe that the one that died was the actual murderer.