Mirrored Childhood Tales

The verdict

'Have the juries decided?'                                                                                                                                                   As the individual stood understanding the situation with a hefty cost, swallowing his decision, debating this collective choice, stood to answer knowing the reliance of the team.... then he stood. Knowing the famous oblivious girl who entered the building of the bears, well she wasn't allowed was she, so she must, she must be- 'yes, we have, your Honour?'                                                   the Judge replies with his sophisticated and refined voice echoing through the court of media, witness and interested people of the town. Coughing then questioning 'Do you find the defendant guilty or not guilty?' of course, knowing his decision, his voice reinforced the later statement even more, yet to his demise. the answer shook the room.                                                           the individual answered, regretting the words that would spring out of his mouth. 'ummm..' there is a pause. then he answers, almost with shame 'Guilty, your Honour'. Of course in the girl's defence, all the audience shocked in horror while the prosecution and the bears triumph in their celebration a change in history. A now defiance to the civilisation, revolutionary unheard off. 

the case ended with the girl, paying what she must for the crimes she had committed or else handcuffs entangle her wrist so she must work for the bears free of charge, what festive celebration would gather in their home. 'The property damaged would be fixed in a jiffy, now that we have an extra hand to help' growled the father bear in excitement. 

Now, this was the happy ever after, they so desired, the character of the tale in Goldilocks,               of course debates were raised within the spectrum of the girl's decision in raiding the house, 

'see' one said 'if her only desire was to fulfil her forced circumstance such as hunger, then she would have drunk the porridge and had left. but yet she didn't and continued to raide and appropriate the property as though it was her own' 'perhaps' the other argued 'perhaps she had not necessarily had malice but was reckless or believed the building was so abandoned that no one would enter and as we know she was a child, this attracted her or allured her to play in her house, you know how children are?' 

Of course, valid points acclaimed but such is my imaginative world of legal decision, although not advanced rather informed and perhaps little do we know one day this case would be resolved.'

case closed.

Verdict: guilty

Value of evidence: sufficient for the verdict

Decision made: unbiased, unanimous

Judge: Circuit Judge Grizzly

Appealed but was squashed or refused continued, the verdict stays as it is although valid points were raised. 

#Writer note: I didn't know what to write for the next poem so I wrote about an imaginary case on Goldilocks. although this isn't related to my 'mirrored childhood tales' but hopefully you enjoyed it. Please tell me what you thought on the comments section or about the anthology as a whole this would help me improve in my later works. Thank you :)