I once went off on a coworker. Management was real Patty-Cake with his ass, and I got tired of having to pickup his slack. He got banker's hours, but still managed to smell like booze every other day. I told him everything he needed to hear.
The next day, management called me into their office to discuss what had happened. I gave them my side of the story. Then, I was handed a an essay titled "Martin Luther King Day", by the coworker. If I were a betting man, I'd say the opening with the bio and historical shit was plagiarized. The misspellings had to be a personal touch. Then, it went into how I destroyed a day that was sacred to him (the incident occurred on MLK Day). When it got to this point, that's where the content really changed. Incomplete sentences, run on sentences, higher frequency of misspellings... This supports my claim of plagiarism. I know, my work ain't the best, but his was crazy. Anyhow, it went into how I confronted him on that day, because it was racially motivated. The things I called him out on were perceived as my stereotypes of black people. He brought up how I had no business bringing up his drinking. He went into how he drank to cope with all the racism in his life. I, of course, was making it worse.
It was so outrageous. It had qualities that made it a masterpiece, in it's own right. I asked for a copy of it, but that wasn't happening. I hope the original is preserved. In the least, a copy. The world deserves it.
