When Victoria returned from her two-week vacation to her brightly yellow, meticulously painted home—a tribute to her late husband—she found that her neighbors, the Davises, had painted it gray. Since they were notorious for their disdain for the vibrant color of her homeland, they had taken matters into their own hands while she was away.
The Davises denied everything outright when Victoria approached them. Her neighbor, Mr. Thompson, confirmed to the fact that the repainting was finished using the Davises’ fictitious work order. Victoria was furious because she thought her neighbors had erased her husband’s memories with a “bucket of paint.”
