Chapter 27: THEN: LOSING IT
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Chapter 27: THEN: LOSING IT
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Chapter 27: THEN: LOSING IT
In this chapter, Notch faces a significant challenge when tasked with eliminating Osborne Whyte, an author whose writings have drawn the ire of powerful individuals. Despite the lucrative contract, Notch finds himself intrigued by Whyte's work and humor, which reminds him of Mark Twain. This curiosity leads him to attend Whyte's lecture and even accept an invitation to dinner with Whyte's family. The evening is filled with intellectual discussions and reflections on philosophy, politics, and religion. Notch is torn between his professional duty and the personal connection he feels with Whyte, ultimately leading to a moment of introspection and doubt about his chosen path. The chapter explores themes of morality, duty, and the impact of personal relationships on professional decisions