In a dialogue between Allan and the Museum Girl, they discuss a Jackson Pollock painting, which the Museum Girl interprets as a reflection of life's inherent negativity. She elaborates on her view that the artwork represents the harshness of existence, highlighting themes of loneliness, despair, and the bleakness of a Godless universe. Her perspective reveals a deep sense of existential struggle, likening human life to a tiny flickering flame in an...