Why aren't crazy people content to take over, like, one town? It always has to be the whole word. They can't just control maybe twenty people. The have to control everyone. The can't just be stinking rich. The can't just do genetic experiments on a couple unlucky few. They have to put something in the water. In the air. To get everyone.I was tired of all of it.
"Why aren't crazy people content to take over just one town? It always has to be the whole world. They can't settle for controlling a small group, only twenty people, but strive to dominate everyone." This highlights a recurring theme of excessive ambition and desire for universal control, beyond reasonable limits.
"They can't just be rich, or conduct genetic experiments on a few. Instead, they want to put something in the water or air to affect everyone." The narrator expresses frustration with the pervasive and invasive nature of these larger-than-life schemes, emphasizing the exhaustion caused by such relentless pursuit of total domination."