Everything is fine

- You know, this is all so strange. Everything that happened was like an incredible dream. - Hah, what is this dream about? About electronic doors? - God, N... Uzi and N sat on a hill, looking at the snow-white snowstorm. - Do you know what’s the strangest thing? - Uzi asked. - Surprise me. - We did so much: we saved so many, so many died, so much happened. And no one will know about it in a few years. - That's for sure. - Do you think we still have a chance to get out? - If you are happy with the time “never”, then we can still slip away. - It’s kind of sad, don’t you think? - I don’t think, I don’t think about anything anymore. This makes no sense. - N answered firmly. - Hmm, that’s true. What about electronic doors? - What's wrong with them? - Isn't it sad? - Sad. Do we have a choice? - No, there is no choice. Do you remember “Laboratory”? There was a watch... - Watch?.. - Yes, a very small watch. - Why are you suddenly talking about watches? - They show time accurate to seconds. - And? - What's the use of seconds if years fly by? Moreover, on an exploded Earth. - I still don’t understand what you’re getting at. - What I'm saying is that we saw the end of the human planet, but in our heads there was only a watch. This is strange. - Everything is strange with you. And sad. - Not all. Not everything. - Yes? - Yes. - And why isn’t it strange with you? - Electronic doors. - Why did you suddenly become attached to them? - They are working, N. - Okay, forget about the watch. What is not sad for you? - You. - Hah? - What's so funny? - Never mind. Uzi looked at N incredulously. - And still. It's all strange. - What? - All… - What exactly? - Life, Universe... Everything. We can only assume what is happening to the others now. - But we don’t need that. - Why? - Because they were either not born yet or died. - It’s true... - Don’t worry about it, everything will be fine. - Everything is already fine. Right? - Right... - Thank you for having me. - Little things.