This collection reflects the uncertainty of today. Human faces and lives do not seem to matter. A woman, a man, other unknowns, a child, or the man in the blue shirt, unemployed and financially damaged. They do not matter, so they remain anonymous. But what matters is the situations, thoughts and feelings they experience. Not who they are, but what afflicts them, what determines their consciousness. The writer is interested in the analysis of consciousness and how it can affect our world, both internally and externally. It is unstable, perhaps vague, with no clear boundaries and no barriers. That is why they can be fluid, moving, changing and moving forward as if they had an autonomous life.
Random people monologue, wonder, think, fear or worry, hesitate or doubt. They are often trapped in their world. All this is of course connected with psychoanalysis.