I was brought here for a purpose.
I dreamt of Sa'i, for a purpose.
Every action I do is determined and set.
Yet, I am not the Prisoner.
Someone is.
They must crave the freedom of a radical, to be divine and finite, and to be a hero and a villain, in the end however, they are the Prisoner. Chained by what was determined long ago, before this place existed. They will likely be a native of this plane, with some mark of destiny on their personhood. The Prisoner must realize two very specific conditions about themselves, to be the Prisoner. They must face the reality of their imprisonment and they must see the chains of causality, and then behind it. He must yearn for the fact, extracted from fiction, and he must exist inside the invention, but not balk at the task ahead of him...
They will be the Prisoner who frees us all.
Where does guilt, play into this concept.
There is always guilt.