Greed can destroy from "summary" of The Quiet American by Graham Greene
Innocence is a dangerous quality in a world where greed reigns supreme. Pyle, with his youthful idealism and naivety, falls victim to the allure of power and riches. His desire to save a country leads him down a dark path, blinding him to the destruction he leaves in his wake. His actions, fueled by greed disguised as altruism, only serve to further destabilize the delicate balance of Vietnam. Alden Pyle is the embodiment of a man consumed by greed. His ambition to bring democracy to Vietnam is merely a façade for his true motives - to advance his own interests and gain power. His actions are driven by a desire for control and dominance, leading him to manipulate and deceive those around him. In his pursuit of wealth and influence, he becomes blind to the suffering he causes, ultimately destroying everything he claims to hold dear. The consequences of Pyle's greed are far-reaching and devastating. His meddling in the affairs of Vietnam only serves to escalate the violence and chaos, leading to the loss of innocent lives. His thirst for power blinds him to the humanit...
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