Chapter 779: From Lynch’s Perspective
We often use the term isolated incident to affirm the purity of an event—not that the event itself is noble or immaculate, but that it has no connection to other past or future events.
This phrase is mostly used in politics.
People like to claim a certain event is isolated and has no ties to anything else. But how many political incidents are truly isolated?
None.
Politics is inherently driven by interests. Without that motivation, there would be no political actions at all. That’s precisely why there’s no such thing as an isolated political event.
What does it mean when the Prime Minister publicly shakes hands with Lynch?
If you ask the Prime Minister or Lynch themselves, they’d likely say it was a simple handshake, nothing more, no deeper purpose—just a basic, straightforward gesture. Nothing to overanalyze.
But is that really the case?
Not long ago, the Prime Minister was plotting to go after Lynch. And now, suddenly, they’re shaking hands and chatting pleasantly? No one would believe there wasn’t something more behind it.