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and 6 different sides of the same coin, the tormentor and the tormented, no one
any better or worse than the other. Number 6 made a prisoner of himself because
he chucked in his job, and Number 1 didn’t want him to and there’s the
conflict, the anguish pattern. And in the mind the Village is created, he has
made his own prison, and there’s no escaping that. Each and every day he has to
live with the fact that he resigned from a perfectly good job, and his
conscience will not let him live with it and it is that which Number 6 wrestled
with each and every day. We all want to be Number 1, but not Number 6, he
rejected the Village. He wanted out, but there is no out, there is only in.
Number 6 isn’t the problem, he’s the solution seeing as they want to carry out
something of a coup in order to replace Number 1 with Number 6! That would
suggest to me that they have had enough of this Number 1, but have no idea of
1’s identity. It would have been a dangerous move. Because Number 6 as Number 1
would have carried out the plan he tried in ‘Free For Fall,’ an organized mass
breakout of the village, which he indirectly caused in ‘Fall Out.’
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