The actual saying is 'It rains whenever a spider dies,' however I chose to play on this and suggest the endlessness of the passage of time. The mannequin has a large spider grasped into its face, which I intended to suggest that the mannequin is waiting for it to rain so that the spider will die, or it is contemplating killing the spider despite the fact that this will bring out the rain. This instils the notion of a rock and a hard place, and also the endless loop of waiting for something to happen on its own, or taking personal action despite the glaring consequences.
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