In Graham Greene's short story "The Hint of an Explanation," two men share a cold, dimly lit train compartment on a late December evening. They engage in a deep conversation about faith, revealing their differing beliefs: one is a serene Catholic, while the other is an agnostic. The agnostic reflects on a disturbing childhood memory involving a baker named Blacker, who tried to corrupt his faith. This childhood encounter profoundly impacts his view on the existence of God and evil. The story ........ wont' reveal it here.