In the novel "Fuzzy Nation" by John Scalzi, a character named Papa expresses his deep anger and grief over the loss of his child. He recalls a promise made by Jack Holloway, a character who vowed to find the person responsible for the child's death. As the story unfolds, Papa reveals that Holloway has indeed found the culprit, and it turns out that the person he is addressing is the same individual he holds responsible for his child’s demise.

Papa's confrontation emphasizes his intense emotions and the desire for justice. He accuses the man directly, urging him to leave the planet, reflecting the powerful themes of loss and revenge that permeate the narrative. The conflict reveals the personal stakes involved for Papa, illustrating how the tragedy has shaped his worldview and intentions.