(He lives alone in complete isolation, does not practice love or marriage, and has no right to express himself. Deep down, he is in humiliation, seething with rage, and dreaming of revolution. So immersed in absurdity that he found the solution to his past contradictions. It was he who brought him out of his tormenting hesitation between faith and atheism, between democracy and absolutism, between Marxism and capitalism. It was he who saved him from the empty temples, but he gave him a new disease, the disease of emptiness and terror)