Carl Jung and Malcolm X are stuck in Flooded Subway Tunnel and forced to have a deep conversation.

1. Malcolm X: This flood, brothers and sisters, is just another manifestation of the white man's system, designed to keep us submerged, spiritually and physically.

2. Jung: Perhaps, Mr. X, but I see also the primordial waters, the collective unconscious rising, demanding a confrontation with the shadow, both individual and societal.

3. Malcolm X: Shadow? Man, they *are* the shadow, casting it on us, blaming us for the darkness they created.

4. Jung: But isn't the projection, then, a recognition of that very shadow within themselves, a disowned aspect they cannot integrate?

5. Malcolm X: Integration? While they bomb our churches and deny us basic rights? We need separation, a nation to call our own, free from their poison.

6. Jung: Separation can lead to isolation, to a hardened ego, while true individuation demands a reconciliation of opposites, even the most painful.

7. Malcolm X: Pain is all we know! We've been reconciling with their hate for centuries, and it's only brought us more suffering.

8. Jung: Suffering, yes, but within that suffering lies the potential for transformation, for the alchemical gold hidden in the dross of experience.

9. Malcolm X: Maybe, doc, but right now, I'm more concerned with finding dry ground and a way to fight for our liberation.

10. Jung: Indeed, liberation begins not just externally, but with the courageous confrontation of the inner self, mirroring the struggle without.