Crome Yellow

Exploring the concept of a "Caesarean environment," the narrative delves into how societal conditions shape individuals, leading to the emergence of tyrants or "little Caesars." The text reflects on historical injustices, contrasting past and present atrocities, and highlights humanity's desensitization to violence and suffering. Through the character of Mr. Scogan, it questions the nature of sympathy and the human capacity to enjoy life amidst chaos and horror, ultimately suggesting a bleak acceptance of the world's brutality.