In the fiction short story appears a man and a woman with different sad and happy ends. And several times Linhart asks to you with different links about what would you like to do with the characters or what will do in their situation. He wants introduce you in the story to take part in it and it makes easier to undestand better everything happens.
It's a hard hypertext to understand, and it would be better having  imagination to enjoy and comprehend the main meaning of the story.
I've never read a hypertext story but it has been interesting although the author is still working in it. It isn't a finished work and I think that's why is harder to understand it. Linhart doesn't use a difficult words, but the story has confusing meaning. At the end, you don't know who is the boy and girl who sometimes appear and where are they or you, because the autor wants you to be the main character and he wants you participe.
It also has a lot of links, more than one hundred, where you can find and discover new things about the place, time, charcters. Some of these links bring you to talk with the girl and keep a conversation with her, it seems like reality and you can understand better what the author means.
So as a result of reading this short hypertext I can tell you it is an interesting world. I've never had read this kind of stories but I have liked it and I would like to keep reading more during all my live.

I have read the "The Luminous dome" with a PC and Linhard made this hypertext with Macintosh that's why it can't be watched correctly. This hypertext hasn't got any image or the author hasn't created them yet, also Linhart talks about a Button talk on many online servicesand FTP sites that carry Macintosh software. But here, with these computers, we can't enjoy any of these avantages the author shows us.
I would have liked to participate in this story, write some of my ideas and can be a co-author too, but it hasn't be possible.

This hypertext has three ends and you can find in the story that  is still been finishing. So probably we could find more things next week, next month, next year...
 
 

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