A man in a loincloth is rolling a large boulder up a mountain. Next to him is a woman, dressed normally and carrying a purse, pushing a double baby crib up the same mountain.
It's unusual to see a man pushing a boulder up a mountain. It's also unusual for a woman to push a baby crib up a mountain.  It's very unusual to see both people pushing their respective eternal burdens up a mountain at the same time.
Why does the woman feel her children are such burdens? Did Sisyphus have children?
Shall we do this again? Just lean in.
scene: a hill description: A man in a loincloth is rolling a large boulder up a mountain. Next to him is a woman, dressed normally and carrying a purse, pushing a double baby crib up the same mountain. uncanny: It's unusual to see a man pushing a boulder up a mountain. It's also unusual for a woman to push a baby crib up a mountain. It's very unusual to see both people pushing their respective eternal burdens up a mountain at the same time. entities: Sisyphus, Baby_transport. choices: A: Shall we do this again? B: Just lean in.