Chapter 6: Hubris

In this chapter, Lazzaro reveals an intrical part of himself. The Englishman that broke his arm comes to visit him and see if he is alright. Lazzaro then says that he should watch his back because Lazzaro, "... told him was going to have him killed after the war" (Pg 138). He then further discusses revenge with Edgar Derby, the teacher, and Billy. Lazzaro is obsessed with revenge, and holds any and all grudges on anyone who "crosses him". This is the clearest example of HUBRIS I've ever seen.