This chapter's epigraph is from a poem called "No Regrets." It's a poem about a guy who's about to beheaded. The poem's title is "no regrets fend off." This is a reference to the fact that the guy in the poem is going to be killed by the guy who is about to kill him. In other words, he's going to have to kill the guy before he can beheaded him. The guy in question is called "Faber Cass." He's got a lot of nasty things to say about the dude in question, and he doesn't seem to understand why the guy is trying to behead him. He just wants to know what's up with the whole "killing your opponent is a goal" thing. The dude's like, "Dude, I don't think I can do it. I just blocked your attacks a few times. I'm not a good fighter. I have a hard time calming down when things are going bad. I can't even figure out which one of them is the real person. Is it just me or is he a puppet? Is he really a real person? He says, "Yeah, I've got you. It took me a while to get used to the body. You ruined it. What the hell is this guy doing with you?" The dude is named "Trebein" . He tells the dude to get his "snobby feet off me" , because he'