If we extend the idea of Hitler's regime imposing a strict, ideological control over society, Averi could be seen as a metaphor for the kind of rigid and arbitrary systems they forced on people. By forcing a character like Averi on the Sharty, the government could be portrayed as pushing people into conformity in every area of life, even in the most bizarre and unrelated aspects of culture. It might symbolize how the regime could take something creative or individualistic and warp it into something that aligns with their agenda.