In this chapter, we learn that the pope has a "superpower" that allows him to "mind control" people. He can wake them up through a kind of "stimulation" , which is why he doesn't remember the events of the previous chapter. The pope can control people, but they can't be woken up through "some kind of stimulation" . So, the pope can wake up a person and control him, but he can also wake up the person through a "stimulus." This is why the pope is able to "control people" but not the person himself. The dude is not a good person, he says, and he just wants to leave. He wants to kill all of the intruders, including the traitor, and lock the hostages up. He also wants to seize the weapons and seize the hostages. He asks the guy to show him the tunnel. The people who were chosen to go inside the garden just got out, and they'll be smuggled out and sold before the next day. He shows the guy the tracking device, which he'll put on one of the captives. He'll use it to track the people inside the tunnel and stop them from going inside. This is a great idea, and the dude is psyched to have been chosen. He says he's going to "have fun" the rest of his life with this device. He knows they're going to be sold,