The one who made the confession sees him frepulsed, and sees the otherto be in the wrong when he refuses to let his own inner being come forth into the outer existence of speech, when the other contrasts the heauty of his own soul with the penitent's wickedness, yet confronts the confession of the penitent with his own stiff necked unrepentant character, mutely keeping himself to himself and. .) refusing to throw himself away for someone else.