Are you gone now? Fine. But don't use telepathic tricks, willya?
Parlabane is into the parapsychological scene this time, to review that no foul play is done. He (resp. the reader) are willing to accept the possibility of the existence of supernatural things, but he has been conned bigtime (resp. the reader by the author) by crooks who don't hesitate even to commit numerous murders if something stands between them and the money of gullible idiots.
This book contains examples of:
- Glasgow Grin: Indirectly referenced: "You've been pwned by Occams razor gang!"
- Karma Houdini: Zigzagged. The evil politician behind the con evades justice easily, since nothing can be stuck on him. The shotgun of a very pissed millionaire doesn't ask for proofs, though.
- Unreliable Narrator: Jack. (But rather deliberately misleading the reader than unreliable. This makes sense since the Aesop of this book is not to trust anyone on blind faith.)
