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To answer the last part of the question, the protagonist doesn't have to be present at every event. All that is necessary is that every event affects the protagonist.

The "second half" could be about the group of people deciding the fate of the protagonist. It may be a legal tribunal passing judgment and sentence, or it could even be a social "judgment," of "we don't want to have anything to do with this guy again," and why.

And it could be that this group is passing judgment at the same time that the protagonist is shown doing an example of what the group is judging him for (e.g., using drugs, heavy drinking, hanging with the "wrong" people for some value of "wrong").

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