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Through this, you can see the truth in belief. Everyone believes in things, even things that are not true. They are lies and assumptions. Every thing- money, the nation-state, the concept of race and sex- all are social constructs. Not in the way the deviant homosexual revisionists believe it to be, but in the sense of the reaction to the underlying physical reality.
We cannot control what we are, or the rules of this physical universe. Each person exists not as a whole and encompassed being but only a set of biological systems and social connections, each which could be cut away or destroyed or built up wholly again. The rich man is not rich inherently, defining himself as separate from a plebeian, but is only “rich” due to the numbers on a page everyone agrees he is owed. If one simply takes that way from him, he has nothing else but his body. Then, he is no different from an animal.
The truth is that before your day on the mountain, you don't think your mind extended beyond these illusions. You did hate the capitalism that you perceived as destroying your culture and people, but you didn't hate it truly as much as you hated your own lowly status within it. You never truly hated Durza, you just wanted to be him- with his money and respect and hot wife. You guess on some level you knew, or believed you knew, that you would never achieve the same level so you were bitter and angry. That is a hard truth to swallow, but you have move past that now.
You still believe there is something truly wrong with the world. You don't know what, but something about this world is twisted. Before, you would rail against it and cry about it harming you, where as now, you know that the only true choice one has is to work against it.
With a quick sidestep, you exploit an opening left to you and disarm Brun. You've won.
<span class="mu-r">”A-Akule!? I can't believe it. You won! Don't you feel happy?”</span>
