He believes that a society of "survival of the fittest" is not capable of reaching true happiness, and thus wishes to continue the Sweetdream Paradise as a place where people are free from the harshness of reality at the cost of never waking up from the dream. While he genuinely wishes to protect people from pain and suffering, his perspective on humanity and human nature is pessimistic. He comes off as a dignified, benevolent, and rational individual. He is revered, seeming determined and just.