Confessions in the Deconsecrated Cathedral

The chapter explores the eerie ambiance of a deconsecrated Augustinian cathedral where the narrator feeds sausage rolls to resident jacks. Internal struggles and a haunting sense of guilt are juxtaposed with the desolate setting hinting at mysterious activities. Nostalgic recollections of a 1992 confession experience and reflections on the dynamics of sin and atonement are interwoven, culminating in a comparison between traditional confession and modern therapy.