The Three Acts of Bad Benny

By Maurice Blocker

Benny is not a good person. He's a bad person. A person who enjoys doing wicked things to other people. He takes pleasure in taking life.

Sean is a good person. He's not a bad person. He doesn't enjoy doing wicked things. He takes no pleasure in life taking. He is afraid of his brother, Benny.

Benny takes Sean and their friend, Lee, on a visit to their teacher's house. The events that transpire are far worst that what Sean and Lee had signed on for. The night's events become a burden greater than the two of them can handle.

This is a short tale of evil and innocence. This is not a story with a happy ending. This is a story with a tragic ending.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Never Forever
• Release date: May 23, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386834892

Maurice Blocker

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The Three Acts of Bad Benny

Maurice Blocker

/bad/

adjective

: of pour quality; inferior or defective.

: not such as to be hoped for or desired;

unpleasant or unwelcome.

: (of food) decayed or putrid.

: (of parts of the body) injured, diseased, or causing pain.

: regretful, guilty or ashamed about something.

: morally depraved, or wicked.

: worthless; not valid.

act one.

God Hates You. Benny's no artist but his spray job on the side of an old run down gas station does the trick. Sean watches as Benny throws up the finishing touches of his spray paint masterpiece - an upside down cross on one side and a skull on the other. Sean is Benny's little brother, by two years, and they're nothing alike; which is the usual result of having different daddy's. They're both lanky pale skinned teenagers but that's where the similarities end. Sean is two inches taller than his older brother, and has long brown hair that irritates Benny, who's taken to regularly calling him, sissy girl. It's jealously induced named calling because his own hair is a clumpy blonde mess. It's as if Sean's mother ate nothing but handfuls of brown sugar and cinnamon