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The Blefuscan state seems to be much more moral than the Lilliputian one. It refuses to entertain the Lilliputians’ deceitful schemes and honors Gulliver’s life. On the other hand, the Lilliputians are the Blefuscans’ enemies so Blefuscan reluctance to obey Lilliput may have more to do with asserting Blefuscu’s independence than it does with honoring moral virtues. Gulliver’s return to England intertwines the themes of perspective and truth. What seems “true,” the text suggests, is a matter of perspective, not an absolute. In Lilliput, humans like Gulliver seemed strange and unbelievable but back in England, it’s Lilliput that seems like a fantasy and Gulliver is at pains to prove the Lilliputians exist.