The Murder Of Sevington: Plot Summary

Once upon a time, there lived a young boy in his low teens by the name of Sir Thomas “Tommy” Edwin Sevington. He was the son of noble house Sevington. He lived in a time of tyranny, where egalitarians were few and far between, and the social structure was very stratified. The penal system was so harsh that very common people had their hands cut off for stealing bread or fruit. By the time he was partway through seventh grade, Tommy had been corrupted by the horrible surroundings he grew up in. Tommy grew up to be extremely virulent and cold. When he inherited his noble house of Sevington, he immediately initiated pogroms against the peasants of his town. He was a conservative Christian and discriminated heavily against Non-Christians and the disabled. The

Eventually, Tommy had a child by the name of Tommy the 2nd. Tommy the second did not know his mother very well because he did not get to see her very much as she was a concubine. This wrongdoing by Tommy the 1st, caused resentment from his son Tommy the 2nd, that would eventually lead to his undoing. He saw the people of Sevington suffering and subjugating to the harsh commands and edicts of his dad. Wishing to end this tyranny, he offered a blacksmith, thousands of dollars to smelt him a very fine sword. His father was continuing to force his people to acquiesce to his harsh rules, and he was continuing to prepare to end him secretly, and subtly. In the next month, after arduous hours of preparation, one day, at the crack of dawn Tommy Jr. walked into his dad's room and decapitated him, like somebody would decapitate their prisoner(simile). Finally, his preponderant father was no more. With his tyrannical father taken care of, he brought in a series of social and political reforms, that changed Sevington for the better. disseminated the population of Sevington, to lessen