What is the summary for Revenge by Stephen Leacock?

"Revenge" by Stephen Leacock is a humorous short story that tells the tale of Mr. A. B. C. Smith, a mild-mannered man who finds himself in an utterly ridiculous predicament. Mr. Smith, a lover of peace and order, has a terrible neighbor named Mr. Jones, who is a loud and inconsiderate man.

One day, Mr. Jones, in a fit of rage, destroys Mr. Smith's prize-winning prize-winning dahlia. This act of spite pushes Mr. Smith to the very brink of his patience and he decides to seek revenge. However, Mr. Smith's attempts at revenge are incredibly elaborate and ridiculous. He builds a complex and intricate contraption designed to humiliate Mr. Jones, only to discover that his plan backfires in the most comical way.

Ultimately, Mr. Smith learns that revenge is a dish best served with a side of self-awareness and a sprinkle of humor. The story is a classic example of Leacock's ability to create humor out of everyday situations, poking fun at the absurdity of human nature.