The Captain and the Enemy

The Captain and the Enemy by Graham Greene is a literary fiction novel published by Viking in 1988. This edition spans 188 pages and is presented in English. The story follows a young man named Victor, who is unexpectedly taken from school by a figure known as the “Captain.” The Captain claims to have won Victor from his father in a backgammon game, leading Victor to live with Liza, the Captain’s mistress, while the Captain engages in arms dealings with revolutionaries in Central America.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of identity and the complexities of human relationships. The book delves into Victor’s experiences as he navigates his new life under the Captain’s influence and the implications of the Captain’s actions. With its focus on fiction and literary elements, this edition offers a concise yet thought-provoking exploration of the characters’ intertwined lives and the moral ambiguities they face.
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A young man named Victor is removed from school one day by the “Captain” who claims to have won the boy from his father in a backgammon game. Victor is taken to live with Liza, the Captain’s mistress, while the Captain runs guns to revolutionaries in Central America.
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