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Copper’s Uncle: Napoleon believed that he could do whatever he had the power to do, and, what’s more, he thought he had to do those things in order to maintain his power.

Ciment: Does a story’s ending excuse its beginning?

Narrator: When you think about it, it’s the future you’ll never get to see that you regret missing the most when you die

Henderson: When adults let children down, children learn to let themselves down.

Narrator: The ultimate achievement of mankind would be, not just self-destruction, but the destruction of all life; the transformation of the living world into a dead planet ... A frightful crime had been committed, against nature, against the universe, against life. By rejecting life, man had destroyed the immemorial order, destroyed the world; now everything was about to crash down in ruins.

The narrator’s hallucinations/delusions are becoming more disturbing.