[He is quiet for a moment, frowning. This is something he had not, to his shame, considered; to wake in a grave had seemed to him so queerly logical, given what he last remembers, that it had scarcely occurred to him that there might be any other reason. It was the waking that had concerned him, not the grave.]

...That, too, I cannot say. Whether we woke in our graves because they deemed us monsters, or whether they deem us monsters for our awakening.

What do you last remember, before you woke?