Certainly the 'miscreant' can serve as a moral mirror. Often portrayed as ethically corrupt, fated to encounter the consequences of their actions, and sometimes even worse in their attempts to justify their dark deeds. IMO, Your 16 words capture the miscreant clearly and effectively. Nice to see your name again, Carolyn. Hope you're well. Peace. r
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