In spite of the significance of Jack's change, this section has a place with Oleg and the effect the Easter festival seems to have on the King's psychological well-being. From one perspective, it appears as though his drop into frenzy happens rather rapidly, however his most memorable spouse's treachery and normal doubts of Jack and Lucas lead him down a way from which he appears to not be able to escape. The incongruity of his passionate Christian confidence set against the perverted techniques he utilizes quickly provides opportunity to stop and think, however when it's reasonable he's declined into thinking he is the child of God, a liberating sensation starts into the scene. It's as yet challenging to feel compassion for him in any event, when he cites Jesus' words on the cross not lon
