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Bureaucracy and Corruption
How Short Fiction develops Bureaucracy and Corruption.
The police force in 'Navy Day' and the repair company in 'The Repairman' are rife with graft, contracts, and self-serving officials, showing how institutions often prioritize power over justice or efficiency.
Where it surfaces
- Navy Day
Political maneuvering and public opinion influence the fate of military branches, highlighting bureaucratic processes.
- Arm of the Law
The police force is corrupt, taking graft from China Joe, and Ned's by-the-book actions disrupt the established order.