Parcival's chance

Intro The right question set Percival free. The wrong one and/or not asking enslaved him in his illusions. So… My question is open ended. pretend you were making choices for me from my perspective as Percival. You cant trust anyone, You cant speak up, but you must do both otherwise you fail. Your chances of success are 50/50. You have no need for a treasure but simply residual income for food. You seek just enough to maintain what you already have because the you believe the rest could be used by someone else. Your mission is bigger than any idea of money or physical desires. You have every tool you could possibly need, you have every asset available also. But the problem is your rebuilding a wheel when your specifically not supposed to, in order to make a new starting point. Your desires are for removing external manipulation in environments without our own acknowledgement of those manipulations. Transparency is all your looking for in a world of secrets, but each question you ask takes you further into the secrets. What do you do? How do you determine you made the correct choice? This is precisely the difficulty of this theoretical scenario. The concept of looking through a mirror is quite smart, it's kind of like not starring Medusa in the eyes. But if Medusa was also always trying to get you to look at her eyes everywhere you went and everything you did. Then it makes the contrary idea that the wheel needs not to be built at all. So in turn was there ever a wheel being built at all? Or was it always just another layer of chains? Precisely. But here comes another twist to the puzzle. You're allowed to make friends with the jailer and he will freely give you the keys to the handcuffs but as soon as you take the keys and you run away he has the authority to kill you on the spot. How is it you can convince the jailer that you're not actually running away while simultaneously making a beeline for the exit? It's a fun game isn't it?