On Harry's bookshelf, "A Worldly of Wisdom" passed down from his great-grandfather's generation, a 17th-century "Human Weakness" with annotations from three generations, stood eye-catching between "In Search of Lost Time" and "Murder on the Orient Express".
"Which book I'm reading depends on which bathroom I'm in," he said.
He lied to me. He likes this book best. One of his favorite rules is on page 32, paragraph 4: Respect everyone. Respect everyone's opinion, even though it's different from yours, even though you don't like it, even though you disagree, respect it.
So he couldn't escape the condemnation of his conscience after killing someone in the name of justice. Those so-called "bad apples" are just people who disagree with you. From their standpoint, what did they do wrong?
But because of that, he loves me.