Short lived excitement I suppose

Well that was just incredibly uninteresting. The two chapters felt extremely tacked on, and I relied mostly on re-reading summaries of them to come up with the only point that I personally found worth noting. That point is the way Bakayoko's influence begins to become less theoretical and more literal and/or actual. Granted, that influence is understood through a book which, it could be argued, is itself theoretical. It does, nevertheless, and in this manifestation, have an actual physical presence and effect. People literally act on Bakayoko's ideas and ideals, as opposed to just thinking about them. Not to be misled by the statements in the beginning, I find this to be an important point to be made, it was merely that I could not get into these two chapters, story and character wise at all. Oh well, read on it is...