For example, Ono makes frequent digressions into explanation unrelated topics and events during his narration, downplaying and concealing his cruel actions and misleading the audience as to the significance of unimportant topics.[1] When Ono recounts interactions with family members, events are often referred to indirectly, or with incomplete information, disguising the truth of what has occurred.[2][1] Because they are given incomplete and confusing information, it becomes more difficult for the audience to determine the extent of Onos actions and the responsibility he bears for them.[1]