At that moment Švejk looked as if he had fallen down from the sky from some other planet and he was now looking with naïve wonder at a new world where people were demanding from him idiotic nonsense which he had never heard of before . . . .
In the given passage from "The Good Soldier Švejk," the protagonist Švejk appears bewildered and out of place, as if he has emerged from another world. His expression reflects a childlike innocence and a sense of astonishment at the absurd demands placed upon him by the people around him. This moment highlights Švejk's unique perspective, contrasting his simplicity with the complexities and nonsensical nature of the society he finds himself in.
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