Lucas's position was supine: that is, whenever he heard people arguing about it, he wanted to lie down and take a nap.
Lucas often found himself overwhelmed by the debates around him, feeling that the discussions were tiresome rather than engaging. His response to the arguments was a strong desire to escape from the tension and simply relax, indicating a sense of indifference towards the issues being raised.
This reaction illustrates Lucas's approach to conflict and disagreement, opting for rest and withdrawal instead of active participation. It highlights his personality, revealing a character that prefers serenity over confrontation and suggests a deeper commentary on the nature of debates and how they can lead to fatigue.
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