“Why?” I screamed at an armed man.
“The decision was unanimous,” he said, raised his rifle and shot a man in a green shirt. Then he shot a woman wearing a red hat.
Smoke billowed, fires raged, and people lay dead all around. “How can you do this?” I shouted.
“Don’t blame me. A jury of your peers found the people guilty of indifference.” Then he pointed his rifle at me and pulled the trigger.