However, the definition of who is "crazy" soon begins to shift.

In the 21st century, feels eerily prophetic.

At first, the criteria are standard. He admits theCosta, a man who runs through the streets shouting, and a woman who believes she is a celestial body. The town applauds; order is being restored. But Bacamarte is a man of science, and he is not satisfied. He begins to observe the townspeople more closely.

This feature helps readers explore the fine line between sanity and madness in the fictional town of . Through an interactive visual experience, users track characters’ commitments to the Green House (the asylum), analyze the shifting definitions of reason, and engage with Machado’s irony.

In a brilliant subversion of logic, Bacamarte eventually releases everyone. He concludes that since the majority of people are "flawed," then flawedness is the norm . He decides that