Train Station

This book is written in a form of play. It examines thoughts, character, and personality traits under imposed conditions, such as poverty and disability. The play also looks at issues such as archetypes, myth, ego, suppressed feelings, hidden meanings, forms, poetry, philosophy, and comedy as composed by human thoughts and imagination in order to form colorful quilts of human ingenuity. Within the mix, the play introduces the concept of God into human consciousness, questioning the rationale for divine interventions and how that it impacts the very concept of existentialism.