In the chapter titled "Spontaneous Manifestation" Villegle writes,"Paradoxically, laceration is connective: the torn, divided, destroyed parts trigger relationships with a mutilated world of harlequins, tonal medleys, untotalizable or apparently unconnected fragments. A wrenching slash, by uncovering successive layers of paper, helps to create a new, suggestive meaning that unifies the highly divergent phenomena printed thereon." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.