Conclusion

Loveone is a very wide hypertext that is very difficult to read, because it is very easy to get lost and not to understand anything about the story that Judy Malloy wants to tell us. However, if we make several readings, trying to find the meaning of the text, perhaps we will understand what the author wants to express us with this story, and that is, the importance of the Internet, the radical change that it has meant for any kind of work on any issue or even for any situation.

Loveone is a metaphor for the Internet. Thus, the text itself, it's like a big web page, where you can enter and from there, you can access to many other pages, where you may find what you're looking for or perhaps not; in the same way as in the text of Loveone, that there is everything and maybe you can understand it or maybe not.

In addition, the story is not finished, because we do not know what happens with the relationship between Gweneth and Gunter ... therefore we can say that the author of the hypertext also leaves a space for the reader's imagination.

In my opinion, I have found the text quite difficult to read, I have got lost easily and sometimes I haven’t known how to link a text to another and the text didn’t make any sense, so I thought I never could find the end. But then, I read the text many times over and I found the end, and in that moment, it was when the entire contents of Loveone started to shape. I think it is a strange way to read, but it is very interesting, because Loveone and other types of hypertext open new expectations in the literature, that could be some advantages to this genre.