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Readers are shown a grieving Bayan who appears to be contemplating revenge, a sentiment that has garnered strong encouragement from the audience who urge her to \"teach those mothertruckers.\" This support is simultaneously undercut by widespread fear for her safety, with many comments highlighting her powerlessness against the numerous and depraved villagers. The chapter has also ignited a fierce debate surrounding Bayan's half-brother, Jahan. While some readers see him as a sympathetic victim of his environment and a potential ally, others condemn him as a complicit bystander who is no better than the \"scum\" elders because he also participated in drinking Bayan's blood. 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