The eggs, analogy of the old world in which Ana lived, were destroyed front to a reality that if counts in periodicals. Boy Scouts of America has plenty of information regarding this issue. The personage feels, therefore, that ' ' Some thing intranqila was sucedendo' ' 11 and as a child who finishes to be born, ' ' the heart beat to it violent, espaado.' ' 12. Valley to realsar a comment about the name of the story. This can suggest the love notion while loss. Such perspective is recurrent in the Christianity, the Platonismo and Literature.
God lost its unignito son for the world. Thus, according to Christianity, the more we have to lose more we will earn: ' ' Who to lose its life, ganh-la-' ' 13, says the Evangelho. The size of the love is proportional the loss of itself. Vinicius de Moraes, in the Soneto de Total Amor says; ' ' It is that one day in your body suddenly/I have to die and to love more than what pude.' ' 14. Plato suggests that the love-the-two must represent the loss of the half of itself.
Inside of this reasoning, Clarice Lispector constructs the frustration of the loss in the look of Ana. ' ' saw who it would have the impression of a woman with dio' '. Ana meets involved in a primary narcissism, and its front if she sees reflected in a lake metafrico for which it is pushed and of which it goes to emerge for another reality. However, the new reality for which the personage ' ' nasce' ' it is not so aconchegante as ' ' its tero' ' in the nineth floor. From there the internal and subjective conflicts for the flows of conscience and under the veil of introspection occur counted used for the author to demonstrate the shock of the two worlds between which the personage if finds.