Why does the silence seem so calm and the noise drowning. Does not a man who drowns in silence turn to face the night alone? The loneliness engoulfs the entirety of the man allowing for the darkness to set in. Shining light upon darkness scatters all and leaves the shadows to stand alone. But to shine the light upn that man could bring light to another occasion, an introduction to his shadow. To embrace the shadow the man must walk away from the light to see his figure upon the ground. If the man turns back after this enlightenment, he learns to see with a new vision, but for him to return to the darkness would be forfeit to himself. The man who walks away commits suicide by drowning himself in the silence.