However, he is not the only one that feels that way, as many other bandits joined only after their family died of the Longosai because the clerists ignored them. This hate influences the actions of Cathan, when on a rainy day they ambush a fat clergyman heading for Govinna with a tarp against the rain held by his guards.
The passage describes how Cathan's anger stems from the clerics' neglect of his family and others who suffered similar fates. This anger drives him to ambush a wealthy clergyman traveling to Govinna, highlighting the impact of their actions on individuals and communities.