Yeah, okay, that's how I was leaning. I thought about Oberon, how she ran her department, all those cops-and used her handpicked to run her dirty cop sideline.
In "Calculated in Death" by J.D. Robb, the protagonist reflects on the management style of a character named Oberon. She recalls how Oberon controlled her department and selected officers who could support her unlawful activities. This observation highlights the theme of corruption within law enforcement. Oberon’s strategic choices suggest a calculated approach to maintaining power and influence, ultimately revealing the darker side of authority.
The protagonist's thoughts illustrate the challenges faced by those in law enforcement who adhere to ethical standards amidst a backdrop of systemic corruption. Oberon's manipulation of her team for personal gain serves as a cautionary tale about the potential consequences of unchecked ambition in positions of power. By examining these dynamics, the book raises important questions about integrity and the moral obligations of those who serve to protect society.
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