Karma is entirely real and in time Jet would come to experience the pain he had caused others on so many levels.
But the pathetic tragedy of Murder itself lies in the fact that it is not ever an act of Karma in the first instance - it is never destined or recourse - never a consideration of the fates or redeemable directly.
Murder and suicide cannot be planned for within the destinies; for turning against life is unconscionable to all Life.
Murder interrupts the workings of the inner spirit most terribly for those who suffer the unforeseen.
And so, it was never 'meant' that Jet had turned his jealousy of Brogan into a violence: placing him limply curled inside a fruit picker's crate, dumped into a sand pit at the mines – so that he now, was never to become the husband he was to have been, to Marley.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
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