This is quite a potent little feature that quite successfully illustrates just how some of the crossroads that we encounter as children can effect the adults we grow up into. Here, a young lad is first the victim of a bully and then he is rejected by his school crush before maturing, if that is the word, into an intolerant and violent young man. Were those early incidents the source of something inevitable or is his adult aggression still a matter of choice? Is his behaviour more a matter of self-defence, or self-destruction? What if he had continued in the role of the put-upon - would he have…
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