The stranger

In this novel it doesn't matter how we feel about Morceau, what matters is how we see him, is he different? Or is he crazy?

We can incriminate all that Morceau has done, and we can understand some of his actions,

But the important thing is to realize that Morceau has fallen under our rule,

And that his difference and strangeness will make him pay a price,

He probably wouldn't have pushed him if he hadn't disagreed, if he was a copy of us.