Signifying Nothing

"She did not know if it was day or night. She supposed day. She did not know if what she saw was real or if it was imagined against the inside of her eyelid. She supposed it real. And she did not understand what she thought she knew to be true and false. So she supposed everything to be true." In a world after the last war, where responsibility is laid upon the shoulders of the individual, Suyanna asks the important question "why?"