In Philip K. Dick's novel "Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said," the theme of existence is intricately connected to the idea of being haunted. The quote "To live is to be haunted" suggests that living inherently involves grappling with memories, regrets, and the specters of our past choices. Dick explores how these haunting elements shape personal identity and influence our actions in a bizarre, dystopian world.
This notion resonates throughout the...