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Dylan has many theories regarding his existence on the streets, including the ones that every fourth person would give him money, that nobody ever gives him anything for nothing, and that all families are bad. Not that he chose to be on the streets; his mother kicked him out and he has never met his father. Dylan meets Albert Einstein, who also had a variety of theories, by loitering at the library and grabbing the first book he sees to make it appear as though he's there to read. In the ensuing weeks, Dylan studies Einstein, and in a scene that might appear out of place but is ideal for shifting the tone and tempo, he runs into Einstein in the restroom of the library.While perched on the edge of a sink, Einstein questions Dylan's beliefs and prods him to develop a different understanding of himself. Dylan resolves to take a tiny step for himself and becomes more receptive to the assistance that some are willing to offer, even if it was a hallucinatory experience brought on by a drug. A nicely written piece on a difficult topic.Know more about the Theory of relativity at:https://brainly.in/question/17013978
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