In "The Holy Terror," a character expresses frustration and confusion over a situation that has escalated beyond control. He acknowledges that things should not have reached this point, yet he struggles to identify the specific individuals or factors responsible for the chaos. This ambiguous blame causes him inner turmoil, as he grapples with an unspecified hatred towards those who have contributed to the state of affairs, but fails to direct his feelings towards concrete targets.

The character's desire for vengeance is clear; he longs to pinpoint the culprit who fell short in their duties or mishandled events. The absence of clarity regarding who is at fault intensifies his feelings of helplessness. Ultimately, his wish to confront those responsible reflects a deeper frustration with the complexities of accountability and the unknown forces that shape their reality.