How did "saka" change the life of Tata Selo?

      There is a short story that represents the lives of people who are oppressed by others that are privilege enough that is entitled "Tata Selo". Through this story, social awareness was recognized and the unfair treatment of the rich and the poor was vividly shown. In addition, this story is about a farmer who killed his landlord due to personal problems specifically the conflict of "saka"  which obviously the job of a farmer and the landlord for rejecting Tata Selo to continuously work on his farm. The point of view of the story was third person where different perspectives and ideas of individual characters are giving hint in achieving a smooth flow of the story.      After reading the story, I felt confused of why did Tata Selo killed the Kabesa for the sake of his work and the "saka". Since, at first I always thought that there are ways to solve things in order to avoid such harmful decisions. There can be at least a better communication betwee...