A. A political satire conveying the paradoxical nature of corrupt politicians, who find honesty still inspiring.
B. A critique of the common man, who, despite being aware of corruption, refuses to raise his voice against it.
C. A criticism of the banking system, which makes it difficult to hold dishonest individuals accountable.
D. A note on how integrity is considered exceptional in a context where unprincipled behavior is the norm.
E. A commentary on the feeble politician, who, in preserving his principles, fails to look after himself.