The Amal comes to the conclusion again that there is no point of work because it all goes away. He says he didn't achieve anything as a result of his toil. He starts to think that maybe he should just drink and enjoy life. He starts to become more like the Nehena and think more like the Nehena. He then changes his opinion again and decides that if he cannot have everything and take his stuff with him he would rather not be born. The Amal says that since he is going to die and he cannot accomplish anything then what is the point of living? I think the Amal needs to make up his mind. If he keeps changing his mind he will never know what he wants. He won't know what hes trying to get from life if he doesn't.