A character suggests creating a house to honor God, intending to isolate themselves from the world by closing the doors permanently. While she makes this suggestion half-jokingly, her unhappiness reveals a deeper struggle. This prompts a reflection on the nature of faith and the purpose of their existence.

The response emphasizes that true faith should engage with the world rather than retreat from it. The character points out that isolating themselves in a closed house would do no good for their spiritual journey, as God desires them to be a light in the world, actively participating in life instead of hiding away.