Kim Yu-Jong, Une averse.

Henri Charrière, Papillon*.

When people don't think evil of others, it means they're decent and straightforward themselves.

'... Let me tell you that in my humble opinion the greater human civilization and the greater understanding is to be found in each member of this community, living simply and naturally; even if it is a community that lacks all the advantages of an industrial civilization. But though they may not have the benefits of progress, they have a much higher notion of Christian charity than all the other so-called civilized nations in the world. I'd rather have a man belonging to this village, unable to read and write, than a Sorbonne graduate, if that meant he would come to have the heart of the lawyer who got me sent down. The first is always a man; the other has forgotten how to be one.'

Vann Nath, Dans l'enfer de Tuol Sleng**.