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The crux of the narrator’s message resonates with themes of freedom of expression and the right to speak truthfully about criminal allegations. He asserts that Apollo's wealth and influence do not render him above accountability or prevent others from voicing concerns regarding his alleged behaviors.
In a tone of mockery, the narrator revisits Apollo’s grandiose claims of divinity, juxtaposing them against the reality of his imprisonment and accusations of being a con artist. The message serves not only as a personal defiance against legal intimidation but also as a broader commentary on the refusal to allow powerful figures to suppress critical discourse.