Consequences

There is one who must die,
And one better off dead.
For things they have done,
For things they have said.

They both hurt their families,
Both physically and in heart,
They are guilty of things,
They knew better than to start.

The one better off dead,
Becomes the victim of the first,
All his anger capped off,
Had to, at one point, burst.

Now they are gone,
The families lives improved,
With two intrinsic evils,
Finally removed.