Chapter 24

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The elusiveness of the Florist cast a pall over the city. Although he loved the media attention, he derided the dull and unimaginative souls who debated the nature of a person who could create and destroy in one moment. For him, their small minds had no understanding of greatness.

Perhaps he should send them a drawing and a note to explain the task he had undertaken. Soon they would understand that only his artistry could redeem the souls of these women.

His responsibility was to make a moral judgment about the worthiness of an individual life. He had to guard against his passion blotting out his vastly superior reasoning power and intellect. When appetite overcame rationality, tragic consequences could result. Passion could blind his judgment.

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