The Untold Story: William Forthstain

The Untold Story: William Forthstain
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Dear Walter,
What has happened to us? Why do we have to reach this point? We are supposed to get through all of the evilness. In the world that you refused to accept the reality of life. The world you refuse to live in because you are afraid of your own ugly truth. The truth that you hid in me, in my character that greatly reflects you. All the evilness in me is the evilness in you. But we are not the same, I am a mere conveyor of your imagination. An innocent man with a tainted reputation all from the horrendous events in the story of ‘The Outcast’. You have written about me in which you admitted on having curious pleasure “in attributing every kind of wickedness on this man” (Hartley, 1973 as cited in Dahl, 1983, p. 25). You wanted it to do evil so much, that you made me as the villain and as your alter ego. Countless times you have admitted “if he had to draw a really wicked person– someone who had deliberately put of his human characteristic” (Harper, 1973, p. 25). But never did you give me what is deserving of mine, as it is written “he never gave him a benefit of the doubt nor felt a twinge of pity. Despite William having paid punishment for the misdeed” (Hartley, 1973 as cited in Dahl, 1983, p. 25).
After all of that, you chose to leave this world, you left it with me without me having my redemption. While y...