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Innocence can be deceptive from "summary" of The Quiet American by Graham Greene

The young man before me seemed so innocent, so full of good intentions. He spoke of helping the people of this war-torn country, of making a difference in their lives. His enthusiasm was contagious, his sincerity unquestionable. But as I listened to his words and observed his actions, I couldn't shake the feeling that there was something amiss, something not quite right about him. His naivety, his idealism, they were all too perfect, too polished. It was as if he had rehearsed his lines, perfected his role as the benevolent outsider come to save the day. And yet, there was a calculated coldness behind his eyes, a detachment that belied his professed compassion. I couldn't help but wonder what lay beneath that façade of innocence, what secrets he was hiding behind that charming smile. As I delved deeper into his past, as I uncovered the truth about his motives and his connections, the pieces of the puzzle started to fall in...
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    The Quiet American

    Graham Greene

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