Okay, yes, you're definitely on to something! First of all: Havers' life is soooooooooooo depressing. And you're right, George doesn't seem to care? About Havers' life or the victims or anything. I think this might have been something that was bothering me too--like, Havers obviously cares about injustice in the world, but the narrative itself doesn't? Whether that's violence or economic injustice? I will think about this more, but I believe you to be correct!