Willing emancipateth: but what is that called which still putteth the emancipator in chains? "It was": thus is the Will's teeth-gnashing and lonesomest tribulation called. Impotent towards what hath been done - it is a malicious spectator of all that is past. Not backward can the Will will; that it cannot break time and time's desire - that is the Will's lonesomest tribulation. Willing emancipateth: what doth Willing itself devise in order to get free from its tribulation and mock at its prison? Ah, a fool becometh every prisoner! Foolishly delivereth itself also the imprisoned Will.

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(Foto 12)

The worm wants to free himself and see what will then happen, thereby challenging the future. Thus, he gives his notice to the Secretary of the Department of Diversion and Exploitation.

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Worm:
"I've had enough of you. You're no Socialist. You've got millions of accessible evaluations and judgements stored here that provide only a caricature of our society. In no way do they resemble the real situation or come close to representing real life at all."
Department Head:
"I beg your pardon? You worked out the evaluations yourself."
Worm:
"Stop it. Evaluation means about as much to you as dental hygiene does to a rabbit! The only thing that was important to you were the facts. I've known for quite some time about the way you've been earning a little extra money on the side."