They appear human-like but uncanny, slightly wild or unkempt, agile and sinewy with unnerving posture, wearing muted, natural tones that blend into the shadows. Silent, predatory, and ritualistic, they stalk Milton or other characters without warning, using deliberate, eerie motions circling prey, sudden lunges, and dramatic gestures that convey obsession. Their role is to represent karma and the universe’s direct consequences for selfish behavior, showing Milton and the audience that selfishness carries repercussions. Motivated by moral enforcement, they harvest hair as a symbol of greed, selfishness, and ethical failure, appearing whenever Milton or others push ethical boundaries too far, reflecting the moral “temperature” of the world around him.
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