Why does Mr. Hayes complain about "inhumane" conditions, lights disturbing him and he can not sleep properly? The truth is that the lights set fire in Mr. Hayes' mind and keep him remembering days and nights what he did to this family.
Mr. Hayes' brain is on fire and him having in mind the scenes of rape and cries makes him misused his anti psychotic medication. He needs to escape from this psychological prison but he can't. In the dark, Mr. Hayes could sleep quietly, try to forget what happened. He can get this privilege because of the lights.
The lights at his prison is a fire that burns him. The lights at his prison is the crucifix on which he is paying his tribute to this family. No justice is power than that.
Ramata
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