The Vital Metaphor

I just want to make a quick post to introduce you all to my Field, I chose Kennedy Plaza.  It stands as the major bus terminal for every bus in Rhode Island and is also in the center of many important business buildings with its own miniature park.  Every day and night countless people pass through this station usually to transfer from one bus to the next and rarely say a word to each other.  Even though it always sounds loud on a macro scale, individually it almost seems as if nobody is talking since they don't interact.

I also want to share with you all why I consider it to be The Heart of Rhode Island.  It is the beginning and end of bus routes that go all over state, the veins if you will.  With each bus holding numerous people all with different tasks to carry, some making sure that the city as a whole operates, like workers, the red and white blood cells in the veins.  So without this station and these buses, it would seem that the whole state would shutdown since the people can't get to where they need to be, sounds vital, doesn't it?