The text is enmeshed in its mysteries, for every creative text is a reality whose threads are intertwined. Whenever we attempt to grasp a thread, we find ourselves confronted with a new role or an endless sequence. The thread refers to what precedes or follows it. Every thread refers to threads. Many scholars have sought to create its own arenas for the text, to the point that they imagine it exists in and of itself, neither in nor through others. In doing so, they sought to disentangle the front lines that block the text and secure its supplies, making it easier to confront it. Thus, they arrived at conclusions that are not evidence of experience in confronting texts and their mysteries. Texts that continually transform into something resembling "ghost planes" that hit their targets without being seen or grasped unless the observer, in turn, becomes a "ghost."