And he poses once again the unanswerable question that Marcel Proust raised: by what alchemy does Vermeer transmute the realistic depiction of that everyday life into something transcendent and timeless?
But the final scene celebrated harmony and wholeness as Ms. Sarukkai let phrases of brisk jumps and lively footwork slow into calm poses once again emanating from a spiritual still point.
Kim Kardashian's famous figure has returned, which could mean the reality star has plans to pose nude once again.
At moments I even feel like we've grasped the kind of radical empathy captured in Hana Pesut's photography series, Switcharoo, for which she has couples pose once as themselves, and then pose again as each other, mimicking each other's expressions, wearing each other's clothes.
And when the political fireworks start, I'm sure this question will be posed to me once again.
Part exposé of an endemic form of corruption, part examination of the dysfunctional relationship between a strong-willed mother and her estranged son, Child's Pose demonstrates once again that you don't have to raise the volume level to stir the soul; sometimes, when things are the quietest, that's when your heart is most demolished.
Gary Neville, the Sky Sports pundit, accused Wenger of "arrogance" for not signing more dominant, physical midfielders, while on the pitch Olivier Giroud once again posed the question of whether Arsenal can afford to call him their go-to striker for another season.
It was a fine strike from the United forward to score his 28th goal of the season, but it was only a footnote as a young Athletic team once again posed all sorts of questions for their opponents.
These days Russia is once again posing existential threats, with cyber warfare, election meddling, and fake news.
It's a beautifully shot, well-balanced film, with an embracing sense of humour, once again posing questions about identity, national and personal.
