mountain
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?
Who has the floor? It's odd, you know. They never seem to bother me. It's so sad it's his birthday. Frankly, Sheila, I find this the most awkward part of our divorce agreement. It gets easier the second time.
scene: mountain 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: Boulder, Baby_transport. choices A: Who has the floor? B: It's odd, you know. They never seem to bother me. C: It's so sad it's his birthday. D: Frankly, Sheila, I find this the most awkward part of our divorce agreement. E: It gets easier the second time.