Enemies by Belief, Partners in the Game
The Plastic King, as a representative of the Enslaved Masons, and Black Rock, as a representative of the Diminati, are both in the Game of Irresponsibles.
Even though the game took place in Mickey Mouse Land — where the Diminati have no influence — they still placed bets over the women involved in the game.
They thought the individual would eventually, willingly or not, have to choose one of the women the Enslaved Masons presented to him.
The Enslaved Masons and the Diminati are normally enemies. The Enslaved Masons believe they must worship gods and let these gods decide their fate, while the Diminati believe this is an outdated way of living — that it is time for humans to hold their fate in their own hands.
United Against One Man
Despite this conflict, they have united their powers in the Game of Irresponsibles against the individual. Why? Because both are losing money — and both are blaming the individual for it.
The individual, who did not choose to play and still does not want to play, should die for his defiance. Who does he think he is, believing he should have free will?
The only will that matters is the will of the secret societies — and those who do not accept it must be made an example of, as a warning to everyone thinking of disobedience.
Now that the game has moved to the individual’s hometown, both sent their representatives to the country and used their influence to convince the government to keep facilitating the game — until they say otherwise.
The Ping-Pong Game
Both have each other’s backs to avoid responsibility for their fuck-ups: when one of them gets confronted by the government, the other steps in. And each of them uses the public to paint a false image of the individual whenever the other one cannot.
If the Enslaved Masons are hated by a group, the Diminati steps in to influence that group — and vice versa.
They play a ping-pong game, using the individual as the ball. When the individual catches the Enslaved Masons in the act and exposes them, the Masons throw him to the Diminati and claim they have nothing to do with it — and vice versa.
Both work to make the individual’s life a living hell — and then claim they are doing it for his own good.
They claim this is “training” the individual must go through to get stronger. In reality, it is a desperate attempt to force him into obedience and avoid losing tons of money.
It is now clear to the individual that the most important god for both secret societies is money. Losing money means losing their most important god — and that is something they will never allow.
