Delivers justice with fiery determination from "summary" of Trouble Is What I Do by Walter Mosley
This man was born in Mississippi, but he grew up in a place that didn't exist. It was a valley hidden between the mountains of Appalachia and the foothills of the Ozarks. The people who lived there were poor. They were black and poor. They were a people abandoned by politicians and despised by the rich. But they were a proud people. They were proud of their struggle and their survival. He was proud too. He was proud of his family and his community. He was proud of the stories of his ancestors, who had fought for freedom and justice against all odds. He was proud of the lessons they had taught him about right and wrong, about truth and lies, about good and evil. He was a man of few words, but his actions spoke louder than any speech. When he saw injustice, he didn't just stand by and watch. He took action. He fought back. He fought back with all his might, with all his heart, with all his soul. He was a man of fire and passion. When he believed in something, he believed in it with every fiber of his being. When he fought for something, he fought for it with every ounce of his strength. When he delivered justice, he delivered it with fiery determination. He was a man of mystery and danger. He was a man who walked in shadows and spoke in whispers. He was a man who could disappear in an instant and reappear just as quickly. He was a man who could blend in with the crowd and stand out in a crowd. He was a man who could be anyone and no one. He was a man of courage and conviction. He was a man who faced danger without fear and confronted evil without hesitation. He was a man who stood up for the oppressed and stood against the oppressor. He was a man who never backed down and never gave up. He was a man of honor and integrity. He was a man who kept his word and kept his promises. He was a man who stood by his friends and stood up to his enemies. He was a man who never compromised his principles and never sold out his beliefs. He was a man of justice and righteousness. He was a man who fought for what was right and what was just. He was a man who sought truth and pursued justice. He was a man who delivered justice with fiery determination.
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