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The rich torments the poor and the strong torments the weak.
The king and the pope controlled the fortunes of the kingdom, and the feudal nobles controlled the common people.
Some kings would kill their relatives for fear of their greed for power.
Some have even killed their son or brother for the sake of the throne and securing it.
It was a mess.
Those ancient times in which rights were lost and those in power could control the fate of those who were not.
The problems of the Middle Ages still exist today.
The novel raises paranoia that possesses a person as soon as he gets an appropriate opportunity through which he can impose what he thinks is true on others and how there is no absolute evil or absolute good.