I completely disagree with the previous three votes. . It was interesting that both verses imployed a dialogue-type of a situation. However, understatement's writing was unbelievably orchestrated. It seemed to almost satirically dissect the numerous "good v. evil" stories that our society eats up (so much so that it reminded me of the movie Dogma). .

Bribe's verse was well-written and packed a good concept, but the complexity I got out of understatement's completely handed him my vote. My vote goes to understatement.

I can't poll vote due to a bug in RB's system. . MM, add a vote for the recipient of my written explanation.

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