
An inoffensive person was walking in a public place when they were suddenly assaulted by a stranger wielding a club. The attack was severe, leaving the victim battered and confused.
When the stranger was brought to trial, the complainant addressed the judge, saying, "I do not understand why I was assaulted; I have not an enemy in the world."
The defendant replied, "That is precisely why I struck him."
The judge, contemplating the situation, declared, "Let the prisoner be discharged. A man who has no enemies has no friends. The courts are not for such matters."
In this moment, the judge highlighted a profound truth about human relationships and the complexities of societal interactions.
The absence of enemies often signifies the absence of meaningful relationships and authenticity in one's life.
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Tomorrow night: The Fox and the Crane