Revenge

"Innocent Little Crimes" by C. S. Lakin was depressing a good deal of the time, but resonated with its message that we all create ourselves by lots of little acts.  Revenge was looked at under a microscope and the fact that once you attain it, what is left?  I did like the preceding situations of the main characters and the after situations.  I hate being left to wonder too much.  You knew some one was going to die but not who or why.  I would recommend it.  I would be curious as to whom the main character reminded you of.