Karen Nathan — 4 years ago(October 23, 2021 09:08 PM)

In my Stories, Dave Winston saved his Enemy, George who was drowning in a pool as he couldn't swim. George constantly beat on him but wasn't near as aggressive as Rob was. Rob was the stronger and more aggressive than the two. Dave was walking near a pool one day and realized George was drowning. Dave knew George couldn't swim and Dave nastily thought,"Let him drown. If he drowns, I'll be free of him," and begun to walk away and begun to intentionally let George die in the pool. His conscience soon screamed at him that he'd be a Murderer if he let George die in the pool and couldn't just let him die in that pool. Dave reluctantly got in and got George out and gave him CPR and called an ambulance for him.
Would you save your enemy in a life threatening situation like that? I wrote Dave to be compassionate but with some completely selfish moments like when he started to let George drown in the pool, but his compassionate conscience took over and overode his selfish thoughts and he helped George out. He even wished that Rob had drowned in that pool but soon felt guilty for even thinking that.
I wonder what you guys think on saving your enemy from dying when they are say drowning in a pool since they can't swim…