People commit crimes for various reasons, he reflected as he stared out at the peaceful resort landscape. These criminals might have families of their own who depended on them, children who needed their parents to come home, or circumstances that had driven them to desperate measures.
Killing them over something like insurance fraud, while emotionally satisfying, wasn't exactly proportional justice in his mind.
The rational part of his mind recognised that eliminating threats was sometimes necessary for protection, but his moral compass still demanded careful consideration of each situation's specific circumstances.
