Money bought me, Lusts made my labour, Greed sustained me, I, the manufacturer of Engines Wrought the union, it was I. From my inventions Sprang the offspring who would Slay his master. Guilt persuaded me, Necessity bound me, Fate took away my will. I built the cell – the labyrinth To hold the half-man I had fostered It was I Who built the city To contain him. Science sustained me, And time my master. I acted eventually unbidden. I gave her the twine, and she he But the thread that he followed Was mine from Beginning to end. Now I wait for my murder With a cold heart.