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I don't see the point in repeating what's already been said on pages four and five, so I'll remain silent. This is in response to the question about non-participation. And someone is already ready to put the non-talkative ones on the stake, right? Although, in my opinion, loud calls for lynching and finger-pointing shouldn't go unnoticed.
Many are afraid that a musician will steal their vote. But he's a citizen. It's in his interest to survive, and he will still vote to hang the potential murderer, so a decent citizen has nothing to fear, isn't that right?
It must be a very interesting book, since they don't part with it for a second and even carry it with them on the job. It's a kind of bible.