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The analysis continues with a discussion on the nature of truth, relativity, and the fabrications woven by totalitarian regimes. This is illustrated through the analogy of a pen purchased in a North Korean store, where the pen becomes a symbol of status and pretense rather than utility. It embodies the falsehood that permeates such societies where every aspect is crafted to maintain an illusion of reality.
Furthermore, this observation digs deeper into the philosophical musings on the marginal spaces of society, echoing the structural designs of cathedrals adorned with monstrous figures representing the unknown. The notion that as one strays from the center, they enter into spaces associated with chaos prompts an examination of ideological perspectives surrounding marginalized groups.