Look at me! I roar. Do you think you'll be the first I've killed today? I wasn't a murderer, but you changed me. I'm a monster now. And I'm hungry. Meera! Anotoine whines. Prae! Please, I beg you. You're civilised people. Help me! We can't, Prae says coldly. Even if we wanted to - and personally I have no problem with him gutting you - we couldn't. He's not ours to control. He's one of your specimens. You helped create him - now you have to deal with him
The quote reflects a character's transformation into a monster, suggesting that external influences have corrupted his nature. Initially, he identifies as non-violent but feels compelled to embrace a predatory instinct, signaling a significant psychological change due to external forces. This internal struggle highlights themes of identity and the effects of one's environment on personal morality.
The dialogue reveals a tension between characters, with Prae refusing to extend assistance to Anotoine. This emphasizes a moral dilemma, as the characters grapple with their responsibilities toward their creations. Prae's cold response underscores a harsh reality: once something is unleashed, its creators may be powerless to control it, forcing them to confront the consequences of their actions.
