>cousin is a crack addict >buys from his cousin or family

death

has to blow the whole extended family as punishment

Not desirable, but likely isolation.

I am not understanding. What novel are you talking about?

>>9360049
It's a creative writing piece and I'm just picking brains.

>>9360000
checking

Depends on what you're trying to do with the characters. Do you want to redeem him? Punish him? Use him as a vehicle for your critique of US drug policy in the post-Reagan era? If you know where the goalpost is, it'll be easy to map your route.

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>>9360001
>What is a desirable ending for the thief and addict?- 7 posts shown.

>>9360001
Don't give him direct punishment maybe?

Maybe make it an act of God, like he crashed his car in a snowstorm and gets a brain injury or some shit. That way it symbolizes addiction can be out of the addicts control

losing control of the car=life
Brain injury = How fucked up tweakers are psychologically.

Divine retribution. Feel free to use this if it doesn't sound retarded.

>>9360001
they keep selling him crack, but are more vigilant now.

>>9360001
>cousin is a crack addict
>buys from his cousin

Are you a crack dealer, anon?

He sobers up, gets a boring degree, works in an insurance company and finally when he's settling down with his wife-to-be, he's stabbed to death by a crack addict.

>>9362310
U should do this, but let him just live a normal life after he settles down
>The worst punishment of all

Knowledge of God and the adoption of a life of virtue and prayer