this, they climb the wall, they the narrator remembers the word anxst, yes, anxst is a word from heideger’s here at all, but let’s just say one thing, that in accordance with heideger’s philosophy, this is the... feeling of angst, it -that is what gives birth, generally speaking, consciousness, yes, that is, outside of this, what she calls climbing the wall , there can be no consciousness, and this means that in a bourgeois paradise, where there is no angst, there can be no consciousness, you become, as it were, a vegetable, yes, that’s why in the book we are rather happy for her that she ended up in africa, but there, well, who doesn’t want to travel around africa, then there, look, on the other hand, how objectively sad the ending of the film is, when we understand, well, that's it, with this heroine nothing will ever happen again in life won’t happen, so she’s become boring, which means she’ll now be in a big pot of cabbage soup, and so on for the rest of her life, and surrounded by, that means, these jewels and so on and so on, and well, that’s it, tell me more about you and nothing. ab