You have achieved the impossible dream, reached that highest mountain peak and you should be feeling pretty goddamn satisfied at this moment, kinda like Michael Phelps after the last Olympics or Blue Ivy Carter at every waking moment for the rest of her existence on this earth.
Another, although more controversial, example is a particular person depending for her existence on her parents, or, more precisely, on the particular sperm and egg that she originates from.
By the same token, it seems that neither was Molly Drake unhappy for the world to go on turning, oblivious to her existence.
Presumably, God does not depend for her existence on anything, by her very nature.
This looks like a case of rigid existential dependence, but it is clear that once z has been born, her parents can go out of existence without any effect on her own existence.
His mere existence had turned on her lights.
Another muses on her chaotic existence: "Everything for poor people is so badly organised", showing us that order is precisely what she and her ilk are providing for their overclass employers, at their own expense.
The butter represents her trampling on her previous existence and heading back to the primitive.
Laugh her off all you want as the Uzbek James Franco on speedballs, but her existence says a lot about the face of modern totalitarianism and the return of the personality cult.
