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After waiting for a while, Ucon approaches the conflicted cat and sits down nearby. - You're doing well. We've formed a collective opinion that you all blindly follow what your leader tells you, even if it leads to your own humiliation and destruction. Not because of cultural peculiarities, but due to acquired helplessness and dependence. It warms my heart that even after all the hardships you've endured, this is not the case. Please, once again, forgive me – for her. She didn't try to cause harm, quite the opposite. She's just... a child, acting with the best intentions, but not always and not entirely in accordance with the situation.
- I am Ucon. What is your name? - he extends his paw to the cat. - Actually, this is a real question. What are you – or at least you – planning to do? The balance of power has changed, and it may experience even more turbulence. How about you, do you feel happier than you did in the good old days? I don't think so, but... who knows.
- My name is Ugar, and I didn't support the leader in his final battle against your tribe because of the doubts that arose in my heart, but that doesn't mean I reject our traditions. The leader is the leader for a reason, and there's a good reason why people follow him. As for my future, I don't have any concrete plans right now. I don't want to become a Chad, but I might have to leave the settlement – I can't go home anymore, because the place as it existed is gone – the cheese hand destroyed it.