Equality In The Odyssey

In chapter 11, Equality begins to refer to himself as “I” rather than “we”. He never explains why he began call himself this until chapter 12, rather this whole chapter is full of descriptive words, or what could be called a form of poetry. He states that he discovered “I” whilst reading the books in the house him and Liberty come across. “It was when I read the first of the books I found in my house that I saw the word ‘I’. And when I understood this word, the book fell from my hands, and I wept, I who had never known tears. I wept in deliverance and in pity for all mankind.” (98). Equality has now become an individual, only dependent on himself and cares only for those he chooses to care for. In chapter 12, Equality gives himself the name Prometheus.
This can accurately portray Equality since he rebelled against his society and the House of Scholars. Equality/Prometheus had then given Liberty the name Gaea, which I’m familiar with it meaning something along the lines of “great earth”. When I researched her it had told me that Gaea, the Greek Goddess, had birthed the first Titans or Gods, and the first humans. Knowing now that Liberty/Gaea is pregnant with Equality/Prometheus’s child, this is beginning to lead to a new race where everyone is their own