Message and meaning of Graham Greene's "Brighton Rock"

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Focusing on the significance of Catholicism, this seminar paper examines its role in Graham Greene's major novels. The analysis highlights how religious themes shape character development and narrative structure, reflecting the moral dilemmas faced by individuals. Through a detailed exploration, the paper reveals the intricate relationship between faith and literature, providing insights into Greene's worldview and the broader implications of his work within the context of English literature.