The Stone Carver.

Summary

The narrative unfolds a tense confrontation involving a character caught between two factions, driven by greed and vengeance. As chaos ensues, Sun Tong's aunt panics and flees, while the protagonist grapples with a half-crippled man, Wang, who reveals dark intentions against a village. The protagonist attempts to reason with Wang, who harbors deep resentment for past injustices. Amidst physical struggles, the protagonist urges Sun Tong's aunt to retrieve a vital black box. As the fight escalates, the protagonist reflects on the futility of revenge, emphasizing the need for personal strength and recognition over destructive desires. Ultimately, the story highlights the complexities of human emotions and the consequences of unchecked hatred.

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