The Fight for Justice

The Fight for Justice

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WpMetadataReadComplete Sat, Nov 23, 2024<5 mins
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The story is about **fighting for justice wherever it may be. This is depicted in Velempini who is a farmer, who own a piece of land then it is robbed from him by an unscrupulous lawyer. After losing his fight in court due to the lawyer's wealth and connections, Velempini decides to take action with the help of two allies: Ntabenkulu Uninformed mechanic who is extremely proficient with explosives and Ntombizikhona, sharp-shooting character who hates inequality. Altogether the three create a master plan to raid the house of a lawyer who has kept the stolen wealth with him. He removes the security, threatens the lawyer and retrieves what was stolen from Velempini. As a result, they do not act based on hatred or desire for revenge or personal profit but call for justice for themselves, and for others to do the same. The characters can be considered as representing important vectors of strength, cooperation, and legal action when ordinary individuals are perverted by a social cause.
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