'Downhill Blues' is a monologue that uses the swiss cheese analogy to explore discrimination. ‘Ownership’, ‘labelling’, ‘dehumanisation’, and ‘obedience without critical thinking and maintaining ethical standards’ can lead to moral exclusion.

The main road was jam-packed, and cars were all over her furniture and in every room. Pedestrians were crossing over the cold room and cars couldn’t wait for their green light permit to break the paved garden with their heavy weight. No one was caring for the mysterious pear and apple tree.