 This development caused what is called “the phenomenon of the extinct place”, which is the same place in which a person feels belonging, after urbanization or change.The diverse architecture caused the city to have a ‘split personality’, one being its surface and the other its depth.Barghouthi explores the Palestinian subconscious, and how this domination of “the extinct place” imprinted somewhat of a ‘fall’ in the Palestinian mind, in which there is an original sin; the Nakba.