Napoleon is crazy, foolish, insane. He breaks away from common norms and conventional forms. He is labeled as mentally ill, a weak person to be kept at a distance because he lacks reason; his mind is not sound, but he hasn’t lost it.
Napoleon carries a bag full of wind; he is vain because he knows his virtues.
He lives in a small bathroom, just intimate enough to deliberate on his creations.
Napoleon becomes astonishing if someone believes in him.