Cain and Abel

In a small town called Springfield, just outside the Garden of Eden, there lived a couple. Their names were Adam and Eve; they had two sons named Cain and Abel. Back then in the eighties, families were big on sacrificing to God. Of the two sons, Abel was the more favored one by Adam. Abel helped around the house as much as he could and in return got everything he asked for. Everyday for Abel felt like a holiday. He would receive the best cloths, shoes, DVDs, CDs, etc. Adam and Eve recently had bought him a new Black BMW 745i series. Abel was living the good like and always made sure that all of his sacrifices to God were of prime quality. Usually, when there are two sons, there is the good one and there is the "naughty" one. Cain could have cared less about his sacrifices to God. Adam still loved Cain as his son, however Cain took advantage of those around him and constantly complained about things he was missing. He never received nice things from his family and acted very distant from them too. One day when it was time for a sacrifice to God, Abel and Cain placed their lambs on the altar; but God only accepted Abel's lamb. This caused Cain to become extremely jealous and furious at Abel. Cain decided to do something about his anger; so he grabbed his old baseball bat, guided Abel out to an empty park, and proceeded to beat Abel to a pulp. After he realized what he did, Cain ran into the bushes to hide. God found him and asked him, "Where is Abel?" Cain responded,"I dunno...why do I gotta keep track of him. He can take care of himself." Instead of trying to teach Cain a lesson, God proceeded to strike Cain down for murdering his little brother. Cain started to cry and God continued to strike down - Cain continued to live and bear the pain of committing murder. God continuously stroked down Cain for many years after that day, causing him to develop serious skin disease.