"Killings" by Andrew Dubus

Murder is a crime that can not be compared to any other. It goes against all moral laws and is even goes against the Ten Commandments. However, is there a time when murder is acceptable? Are there situations when someone has the right to take another's life? These are the question posed in the short story "Killings" by Andrew Dubus. "The light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light."(2) The eyes of the characters are a main focus of the whole story. Without the eye, a person can see no evil. …