White Murder

She perceived her sin as pure as her skin, and so did the ‘coconut’ sitting next to her. She had skinned a black man who refused to embrace white righteousness, and the ‘coconut’ assisted her—a loyal but pacified follower. The ‘coconut’ felt pride in its actions, yet its mistress seemed less pleased than expected. Prouder than Lucifer, it was, but the mistress remained unamused. They drove to the official dumping site where unbelievers were left to rot. There, she instructed her proud ‘coconut’ to lay the unbeliever to rest. However, the loyal and pacified ‘coconut’ swiftly turned on its white mistress, violently ending her life alongside the other unbelievers. Why did they use violence to pacify him?