The modern era was a time when essence took precedence over existence. Modern reason was oriented towards essence, and inevitably, violence could not be avoided. Writing in a state of wakefulness is like dreaming on the first floor underground. To overcome the modern era, which resided on the first floor underground, and in order for existence to precede essence, the writer needs the task of dreaming within dreams on the second floor underground. Hitler's inductive metaphor, stating “Jews exist as typical parasites,” can be considered a definition related to essence, where ‘Germans are hosts’ and ‘Jews are parasites.’ In contrast, Franz Kafka's deductive metaphor in “The Metamorphosis,” describing ‘Gregor as a repulsive insect,’ differs in that it involves individual and voluntary choices in existential existence. In “Norwegian Wood,” Watanabe experiences the unconscious world of the second floor underground (dream within a dream), where rationality on the first and second floors above ground cannot reach, even while awake. Norwegian Wood's Watanabe experiences the unconscious world of the second floor (dream within a dream) where rationality on the first and second floors above ground cannot reach. He undergoes experiences similar to ‘quantum superposition,’ ‘qu...