Adventure of a {voyageur} and a {voyeur,} whose compulsion is to explore and possess all "facilities" that cross his path. As a child, artist Lucio Gaita n shared a w.c. with many neighbors, who always seemed to be knocking at the door. In Paris he is exposed to the high culture of the toilette, whose history he researches to find the scatological/eschatological keys to life. The technological history of the bathroom is also included and the political reasons for the deferred appearance of the toilet is explained. Lucio finds himself returing constantly to Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," where a seated figure, a bird-insect, devours and excretes people. Needless to say that this is an unusual work that demands much of the readers: a new allegorical Pereira.