The parrot, out of empathy, wanted to get Mr. Naught out of his psychological spiral. And Mr. Naught is not someone who would easily accept defeat. His psychological moorings are so deep-rooted that unless and until he is shocked into consternation, he would not budge. So, the parrot takes up the confrontational path. The parrot did not like Mr. Naught being tormented by endless desires to expand his business. The parrot thought Mr. Naught would hurt himself if he did not pull himself out of the vortex of his ever-expanding desires. So, the parrot decides to give him a wake-up call to look at life in totality. The parrot points to him what drives him crazy is not his business ambitions but a desire to know his own inner self and that out of his ignorance, he was travelling at break-neck speed in the opposite direction of his goal! Let's listen to the parrot fully!