Vlasta reproaches me that I am a dreamer. It seems that I don't see things as they are. No, I see things as they are, but in addition to visible things I also see the invisible. Invented ideas are not useless. It is precisely the ones that make our homes households
In "The Joke" by Milan Kundera, the protagonist reflects on being labeled a dreamer by Vlasta, who believes he fails to perceive reality accurately. However, he argues that he does recognize reality, but his vision extends beyond the obvious to encompass the unseen aspects of life. This deeper understanding allows him to appreciate concepts that go beyond mere appearances.
The protagonist emphasizes that imaginative ideas hold value; they shape our environments...