Casey, a gentleman, who strives to be a novelist is trying to write better. He has hopes, luck and inspiration. But, sadly some bully keeps on bothering him. His name is Heckles, who is a strong man who doesn't take no for an answer. Casey enters in several writing contests but Heckles gives him always a one star review. Casey watches his reviews are very harsh from someone who puts him down. 

 

Heckles keeps laughing at Casey whom never wins first place in any contests. But Casey is patient and doesn't feel sad about it. He keeps on entering more writing contests. 

 

"You'll never win, Casey," Heckles says in front of his face. 

 

"Keep laughing at me, because if I win. You will be the one who is the donkey for losing it," Casey explains. 

 

"No, Casey! You're the loser. I always end up winning at your expense," Heckles protests. 

 

"You will sing a different tune, Heckles," Casey tells him. 

 

Heckles took offense of that by not accepting it. He keeps on always attacking Casey. But Casey walks away. He is smart to have done that because Heckles never gives up bullying him until Casey gives up. He shuts the front door of his home in front of Heckle's face. But he left and keeps laughing at Casey driving back to his house. Casey ignores the joker he just met because it is not worth it.

 

Casey enters several writing contests and he wins plenty of first places. Heckles goes to Casey's profile and he is shocked to see the first places his victim won. He cries, protest, breaks everything, and beats up the walls. And the moral of the story is if you put down an aspiring artist it is you who will be the donkey as a loser.