How does maniac feel about george mcnab never learning maniac's name?

Maniac feels a mix of frustration and disappointment about George McNab never learning his name. It highlights a lack of personal connection and recognition that he seeks in his relationships. This oversight makes Maniac feel invisible and underscores the broader themes of isolation and the desire for belonging that permeate his experiences. Ultimately, it symbolizes the struggle for identity in a world where he often feels like an outsider.