A Weed in the Garden

Introduction: The real name of Mr. A. Patel is unknown but he is a very complex character. His mission is to destroy the Capitalistic societies of the decadent West. Unfortunately, he is subject to the realization that as Oscar Wilde once said, “I can resist anything except temptation”. He has an addiction to the decadent attraction of western females and the many softly constraining bonds of life in London rendering him useless to his mentors in a far-away land. He is so immersed in a make-believe world of a complex fake personality that he has become Mr. A. Patel “A” and Mr. A. Patel “B” never knowing which personality will finally win out. He started life completely immersed in the powerful adherence to the faith of his forebears and now hangs on weakened threads of religious belief no longer strong enough to guide his actions. He is a man without a real past and with no hope of a lasting future. He has decided to live in the hedonistic present seeking pleasure at every turn and in constant fear that his disloyal thoughts and perverted desires will be discovered by his unforgiving masters.