The Descent into Chaos: Desire and Scapegoating

This chapter explores a devastating dream about a society collapsing under a contagious pestilence, driving individuals into madness and chaos. It examines the philosophical and theological implications of desire versus divine will, while discussing scapegoat theory and the significance of communal rituals in resolving conflicts. Through personal anecdotes and literary references, the conversation reflects on the complexities of human rivalry, morality, and the struggle for resolution in a fractured society.