Night Passage shifts the focus to nocturnal transition — moments when the city loosens its grip on function and certainty. Streets, platforms, and interiors appear suspended between activity and withdrawal, illuminated by artificial light and temporal ambiguity.

Figures move through these spaces as silhouettes or traces, absorbed by darkness or fractured by reflections. Direction becomes unstable; destinations lose clarity. What remains is passage itself — movement without urgency, presence without narrative.

This chapter observes the city at its most liminal: when visibility softens, routines dissolve, and urban space becomes a threshold between exposure and retreat.