So why should he even bother himself with this? The answer came to his mind: Because what happened to Annie Brewer was evil and evil prevails when good men do nothing.
The protagonist reflects on the situation of Annie Brewer and is compelled to take action. He realizes that ignoring the wrongdoing is not an option, as doing nothing allows evil to thrive. This thought motivates him to engage despite any personal reservations he may have.
This realization underscores the moral obligation to confront evil in the world. The narrative emphasizes that good individuals have a responsibility to stand against injustice, as passivity contributes to the perpetuation of harm. The protagonist's decision to act highlights the importance of moral courage.
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