Corruption exists in all societies from "summary" of The Quiet American by Graham Greene
In the murky depths of human nature, there lies a pervasive truth that cannot be denied or swept under the rug. It is a truth that transcends boundaries and cultures, weaving its way through the tapestry of society with relentless determination. This truth is the existence of corruption, an insidious force that knows no bounds and infects all corners of the world. In the bustling streets of Saigon, where the clash of East and West creates a volatile cocktail of intrigue and deception, corruption thrives like a malignant tumor. It seeps into the cracks of society, feeding off the desperation and greed of those who are willing to sacrifice their morals for a taste of power or wealth. From the highest echelons of government to the lowliest street vendor, no one is immune to its seductive allure. In the character of Alden Pyle, we see a stark embodiment of this truth. A seemingly idealistic and naive American, Pyle's actions reveal a darker side to his persona. His involvement in covert operations and manipulation of local affairs paint a picture of a man dri...
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