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The way Waugh captures the absurdity of journalistic ethics feels timeless. I wonder what personal or historical events influenced this portrayal.

The satire of sensationalism and political corruption seems so relevant now. Are there moments where the comedy felt unexpectedly modern?

The tone feels just right—sharp but not bitter. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice or a natural outcome of his style.