The Ogre Day 2

It's interesting that Tiffauges has finally gotten to the same status that Nestor has. His old school was an imprisonment for him in many ways, but Nestor was able to use his liberties to Tiffauges' benefit. Now we are seeing some sort odd parallel of their old school days at the camps where Tifauges is being held. It seems that by making himself more simple than he actually is has given him the same sort of freedom that Nestor had. He has often thought of himself as Nestor's heir and messenger, so I think this aspect of the story will be important later. Tiffauges has now found his own messengers in the pigeons, which I think will be carriers for these "symbols" that he is looking for.