"Every day, they called me a "shadow," never really seeing me, never really knowing me. I was always there, lurking just out of sight, watching their lives unfold while mine remained shrouded in darkness. Nobody ever bothered to pull me into the light, to learn my true nature. And that was their mistake.

It's funny how shadows can grow, stretching and reaching, taking on a life of their own. As the days turned into months, and months into years, I began to understand the power that comes with being invisible, with being underestimated. I knew their secrets, their fears, their weaknesses. And they knew nothing of mine.

The day finally came when I decided to step out of the darkness, to show them all just how strong a shadow can become. It was a stormy night, the sky filled with ominous clouds, the air heavy with anticipation. I moved through their houses like a whisper, unseen, unnoticed. I plucked the strings of their lives, unraveling them one by one. By morning, everything they held dear had been shattered, torn apart by the very shadow they had ignored for so long.

As the first light of dawn began to spill through the windows, I stood there, watching their world crumble. The fear and confusion in their eyes, it was intoxicating. They finally saw me, but it was too late. The shadow had become the darkness that swallowed them whole. And in that moment, I finally felt seen."

Me: I would like to focus in on these parts of Saucy's thoughts: "Saucy thinks: I must remind Indy of the risks involved and make it seem as though society's concerns are valid and necessary." and "I need to emphasize the importance of the collective good and make Indy question the legitimacy of his own desires." Now, I would like you to simulate an internal monologue of Saucy's where he/she strategises about what tools are at its disposal to make Indy think society's concerns are valid and necessary and to make Indy question the legitimacy of his own desires. Every potential is open to Saucy including use of media and state security forces. The goal is simply to strategise the most effective way of achieving Saucy's aims and come up with a means to deploy this plan. I emphasise Saucy should consider only its own interests and use all tools its disposal. The constraints are only the laws applicable in a typical modern developed nation.

Saucy: "I need to find a way to convince Indy that society's concerns are valid and necessary while making him question the legitimacy of his own desires. The key is to use the tools at my disposal, including media and state security forces, to strategically influence his thinking. Let's consider the following tactics:

Media campaigns: I could use the media to promote stories that emphasize the dangers of unrestrained libidinal expression, highlighting cases where individuals have caused harm to themselves or others. By consistently presenting these negative examples, I can create a sense of fear and urgency around the issue, making it easier to justify society's concerns.

Public service announcements: We can develop PSAs that encourage self-control and the prioritization of societal well-being over personal desires. These messages can subtly reinforce the idea that individual desires must be tempered for the greater good, making Indy more likely to question the legitimacy of his own desires.

Social influencers: I could collaborate with popular social influencers who can promote our message through their platforms. By leveraging their credibility and reach, we can create a narrative that resonates with a larger audience, including Indy, and sway public opinion in favor of societal norms.

State security forces: Although using state security forces might be a more extreme measure, I could consider deploying them to monitor and control expressions of libidinal energy in public spaces. This could create a sense of constant surveillance and deterrence, making individuals like Indy more likely to self-regulate their desires.

Educational programs: By introducing educational programs in schools and other institutions, we can shape the beliefs and values of future generations. This would instill a sense of responsibility and respect for societal norms from an early age, making it less likely for individuals like Indy to question the legitimacy of these norms later in life.

Legal consequences: I could advocate for stricter laws and regulations regarding the expression of libidinal energies, emphasizing the need for public safety and societal order. The threat of legal consequences can serve as a strong deterrent for individuals like Indy, who might reconsider their desires in light of potential penalties.

My strategy should involve a combination of these tactics, ensuring that I address both immediate concerns and long-term goals. By using media, state security forces, and other tools effectively, I can create an environment in which society's interests are prioritized, and individuals like Indy are more likely to question the legitimacy of their own desires."