The most interesting part of the story is when the narrator, “my wife”, and Robert watch TV together after their dinner. Since the wife has been fallen asleep, the narrator feels uncomfortable when being alone with Robert. Instead of talking to Robert, he offers Robert a drink, and some marijuana. In this passage, we see that they have differences in behaviors. Drinking is the narrator`s pastime, and it presents for person who prefers to remove himself from any social interactions, while Robert is smoking, which is represented to person who tends to have social relation. At this point, Robert is being more interesting in the narrator though because he accepts any new experience, even tries marijuana. We see that Robert tries his best to let the narrator see his willingness. The more they communicate, the more the narrator realizes his limitation in making friends. So, it is not surprise the narrator accepts to draw a cathedral when Robert convinces him. In the end when the narrator draws a cathedral he learns not having a vision can lead him know about himself, remove his own prejudices, and accept a new way of