In 'The Cloud', the narrator (the cloud itself) describes its own existence as:

1. A permanent and unchanging fixture of the heavens, always present above
2. A cyclical process of changing form but never truly dying
3. A willing servant that obeys the commands of both the moon and the sun
4. A physical manifestation of God's anger directed at sinful humanity below

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