This bleak view is a visualisation of the anxious, unpredictable years of bureaucracy. The clean, stamp approval actually confirms action a case has been formally entered into the system. But the tedious, deserted passage leading away into the black beyond it symbolises the chequered and obscure path ahead. It is a road whose end is not seen, and its time is protracted and uncertain. This is the exact description of the experience of the client: even official recognition does not help much when it is coupled with the silence. The attorney is to play a stabilising role in the given hallway, to decode the echoes, to handle the expectations and make preparations to the occurrence of the next visible door, so the client would not be left alone waiting.