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Four photocells, all the same and each different. Do they all see the same thing; are they the eyes of something distant? If distant, do they see for many who are now far away, or do they all see the same thing at once, in the service of a 一つの distant observer? In the world of the dead, superabundance has made point-of-view an ancient concept (something cherished by collectors, such as these photocells).

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	Four photocells, all the same and each different. Do they all see the same thing; are they the eyes of something distant? If distant, do they see for many who are now far away, or do they all see the same thing at once, in the service of a single distant observer? In the world of the dead, superabundance has made point-of-view an ancient concept (something cherished by collectors, such as these photocells).