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Lies and Deceit
The concept of "truth" and its necessity in life is a bit of a gray area for people like Dr. Pellinore Warthrop in The Monstrumologist. The very nature of his profession calls for obfuscations aplenty in order to keep his actions secret (and therefore protect the innocent people who don't need to know there are terrifying monsters surrounding them). It's no wonder, then, that Will Henry is a bit confused whenever he's confronted with ambiguous situations that force him to decide whether the truth, an approximation of the truth, or an outright lie is called for.
This book shows that lying is never an acceptable practice—the truth must be told at all costs.
This book argues that there definitely occasions where a falsehood is justified and therefore necessary.
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