One hundred seconds to midnight

A worker with a pickaxe ... clock... conditional and not realistic time on the clock. You cant tell if its day or night. Whats clear is that there are only two minutes left. It is like a doomsday clock that counts down the time remaining until midnight, symbolizing the moment of nuclear cataclysm. But, as it turned out, our fragile world can be destroyed not only by nuclear war. New diseases that have no cure, political and economic problems that have
no visible solution-bring us to the finish line, beyond which comes the end of the present world, when humanity will have to answer for everything that was done to it. For many, it is unexpected and unclear how we came to this line-by ourselves or by someone elses will…
The person looks at the clock, the hands of which complete the history of the world. He was tired, worked hard, and used to this life. And now he was facing new challenges that were destroying everything he had lived for. The fragility of being against the background of apparent strength.
And it is not clear what this person will do, what decision he will make. Will he rely only on a higher power? Will he try to stop the hands of the clock or turn them back? Or does he use a pickaxe to destroy the timer, stop the force counting down the last seconds of the world?