The character reflects on a profound shift in his situation as he grapples with the memories of his past anger and humiliation. Initially, these thoughts kept him awake, reminding him of the struggles he endured. However, as dawn approaches, he experiences a transformative understanding of his current predicament.

Now, Fraser, who once tormented him, is fully at his mercy, just like the other captives. This realization alters the power dynamic between them, highlighting how the roles of tormentor and prisoner can dramatically change, leading to a deep introspection about control and vulnerability.