Monis's poetry lifted the burden and mourning of this thought – the fluidification of self-determination within its doubles.

If Monis is the moment where doubles, tricks, pseudonyms, and phantoms "speak simultaneously from the same stage," conspiring virtual revolutions and artificial insurgencies that mimic the Union, Savvas Pavlou and his generation assume the political responsibility of eliminating ambiguity.

They take on the political obligation to fight against the so-called realistic variations of the Union, as well as the dual-community and dichotomous reserves of Independence.