What is the significance of a large number of ellipsis in Ivan's language in The Death of a Little Civil Servant?

A large number of ellipses indicate Ivan's distorted psychology.

It reflects the spiritual alienation, personality distortion and psychopathy caused by the extreme terror of the society at that time, and shows the writer's protest against the dark society and his "mourning for his misfortune" and "anger for his indisputable" for ordinary citizens with vulgar ideas and wretched lives.

It not only reflects the alienation of people's spirit, the distortion of personality, the abnormal psychology and the absurdity of behavior caused by the extreme terror of the society at that time, but also shows the pathetic submission, despicable servility and poor ending of an inferior official. It is obvious that this writer hates this unreasonable social system.