The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg | Setting
Hadleyburg is a small town with a big ego. Over three generations its citizens have cultivated and protected the notion that their community is the most moral, most honest, most incorruptible one in the world, certainly in the country. The principals of honesty so precious to the town are taught to infants and to children all through their formative years. The children are also shielded from temptations of any sort, so that their honesty and integrity can mature and become a permanent part of their being.
Neighboring towns are jealous of Hadleyburg's spotless reputation and put...
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