The narrator asks the waiter if he's already drunk. The waiter assures him that he'll be fine. The narrator says that he doesn't drink when he has fresh air and a great view, but when he drinks when it's stale and stale, he gets drunk. He's telling the waiter that he won't be able to get drunk if he drinks in a place where he can't see the view. He tells the waiter to tell him more about himself. He wants to know what kind of person he is, and then he wants to hear more about the waiter's name. He says that his name suits him, and the waiter should tell him something else. He asks if the waiter has a special meaning, and he explains that he is like a "nightmare animal" . He used to be a coward, but now he has protection and courage without the darkness. He compares himself to the night sea, and says that without the sea, he has no protection and no courage. He adds that he used to always compromise and be good at manipulating people, and now, he is relieved that he isn't a hypocrite. This is enough, the