The evil always comes from details.
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In Henning Mankell's "The Man from Beijing," the narrative delves into the complexities of human nature and the subtle ways evil manifests in society. The protagonist uncovers a gruesome crime that reveals deep-seated issues connected to history, culture, and personal motives. Through meticulous investigation, Mankell illustrates how seemingly minor details can lead to significant and malevolent outcomes, echoing the sentiments that true malevolence often lies just beneath the surface. The quote,...
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