He hides from the bold, strong, magnificent Judas.

He loves fools, traitors, liars.

You are a liar, Thomas; have you never been told so before ?" Thomas was much surprised, and wished to object, but he thought that Judas was simply railing, and so only shook his head in the darkness.
And Judas lamented still more grievously, and groaned and ground his teeth, and his whole huge body could be heard heaving under the coverlet.
"What is the matter with Judas?
Who has applied fire to his body?
He will give his son to the dogs.

He will give his daughter to be betrayed by robbers, his bride to harlotry.

And yet has not Judas a tender heart?
Go away, Thomas; go away, stupid! Leave the strong, bold, magnificent Judas alone!".