[ WP ] `` Let him without sin cast the first stone . '' As the rest of the crown dwindles , you stoop down to pick up a rock .

Timothy felt like he was the creative sort. He had several ideas, some he meant to log and forgot. While in that circle surrounding Jesus, who said to the people `` Let he who is without sin cast the first stone,'' Timothy could n't help but pick up the rock at his feet. An idea came to him, one he knew was wholly original, and would begin to log almost immediately upon that encounter with Jesus. 
 This stone would be the star of his new play. 
 Timothy came before Jesus, thanked him for the offer, and kissed his feet. Timothy then hurried home and began scribbling on parchment paper, starting first with a title: `` Glass Houses Throwing Stones.'' Timothy did not know what these words meant, for he had only really heard them in conversation, but he questioned not his creativity and continued writing. 
 Hours passed, and midday turned to dusk which turned to night. By candlelight Timothy has finished his opus, shouting praise of all sorts for his achievement. He had successfully been the first to cast a stone as a lead in a play. 
 When the dawn broke, Timothy rose with excitement. He headed to the town center to share his piece, his masterstroke. As he went to pin his script on the message board, he perused other topics of the day curious what word spread around town. He stopped at particularly interesting headline, `` Rocks in a Hard Place.'' To Timothy's shock, it was a script starring a lead rock! Already pinned to the board! Timothy shook with rage and envy, and saw another piece -- `` Rolling Stones'' -- and then another, and another! The board was filled with plays and stories casting a stone as the lead! 
 What arrogance these people have, Timothy thought to himself, and he threw his manuscript on the ground, leaving it there to be trampled upon and gather dust. To think, these people see themselves without sin and cast stones in their pieces. And that is when Timothy realized the importance of the message. He knew then he was not without sin, so he should not cast stones. He hurried back home and began writing, this time casting other minerals as leads instead. Jesus wept.
