CH27

. . . watch what you are doing. Do nothing.
Occasionally raise your head and watch someone. If they raise their head and watching you,
play for a short time,
watching what you are doing. If while you are
watching what you are doing, doing nothing,
you feel that someone is watching you,
play for a short time,
watching what you are doing, or
raise your head and watch the person who is
watching you. If someone is watching you,
play for a short time.
If no-one is watching you . . .

Notes

Christopher Hobbs. F: CCTG22. Grandma: 'The Rite' (Igmar Bergman). Grandad: 'Film' (Samuel Becket). This rite is circulat (on reaching the end, return to the beginning. Commentary: An audience often looks, sometimes watches and rarely perceives.

Glossary 1. 1) Always watch what you are doing. 2) There are three kinds of activity, all of fair short duration. a) Play b) Watch someone else c) Do nothing (ie. anything that is not a or b). 3)Begin with periods of c) alternating with periods of b). If, during b), the person you are watching looks back, go to a). If, during c), you get the impression that someone is watching you, either go to a) or look up and check. In your impression was correct, go to a). If incorrect, resume c).

Glossary 2. Do nothing - watch someone - no response from the person you are watching - do nothing.
Do nothing - watch someone - the person you are watching looks back - play - do nothing -. Do nothing - you feel someone is watching you - - do nothing -.