question:  What theme could be taken from this story?
context: A Gleeb for Earth By CHARLES SHAFHAUSER Illustrated by EMSH Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.] Not to be or not to not be ... that was the not-question for the invader of the not-world. India, China, England, everywhere. I have attuned myself to a fetus within the body of a not-woman in the not-world. He does not know he writes it. I must leave off now because the not-child is about to be born. When it is alone in the room, it will be spirited away and I will spring from the pod on the gateway into its crib and will be its exact vibrational likeness. This is the only way I could arrive in the room where the gateway lies without arousing suspicion. I will grow up as the not-child in order that I might destroy the not-people completely. There is no way of describing to you in not-language what I had to go through during the first moments of my birth. I learned the following day that the opposite component of my not-mother, my not-father, had been away riding on some conveyance during my birth. He was out on ... what did they call it? Dredging into the treasury of knowledge I had come equipped with, I produced the proper phrase for occasions of this kind in the not-world. They apprehended him on the stairs and I heard him babble something about my being a monster and no child of his. From now on I will refer to not-people simply as people, dropping the qualifying preface except where comparisons must be made between this alleged world and our own. It is merely an offshoot of our primitive mythology when this was considered a spirit world, just as these people refer to our world as never-never land and other anomalies. Anyway, I shall carry on swiftly now to the inevitable climax in which I singlehanded will obliterate the terror of the not-world and return to our world a hero.
output:  you never know what people are truly like
options:  enjoy all that life has to offer  it's better to be safe than sorry  you never know what people are truly like  people can't be trusted