The revelations do not always correspond to the adventures of the spectator, sometimes spectating means waiting, being expectant. To paraphrase Heidegger: "things come to us eager to become a sign." Just as the "Terminal" supposes the existence of someone who waits for someone, the subject's gaze waits for a revelation, a metaphor for the world that has created it in its continuous and monstrous displacement, to arrive at the domain of its show / mirror.
The revelations do not always correspond to the adventures of the spectator, sometimes spectating means waiting, being expectant. To paraphrase Heidegger: "things come to us eager to become a sign." Just as the "Terminal" sup
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