TOOLS
In this page you find just a general
summary of the tools. In the following links they are analyzed more detailed.
This hypertext is made of thirty-two
different links including one picture and one figure of watch. All of them are
violet and after clicking they change to black color.
It is made of more than 8300 words at all. If
you decide to read this hypertext you will spend approximately 52 minutes following
the option COME IN or 1 hour and 5 minutes following the option LEAVE. However
it depends on each reader, his rapidity and the election of options.
This is the list of
all the links and number of words and lines after clicking to each of
them:
You turn and knock
on the door. - 17 lines and 125 words.
come in.
–48 lines and 516 words
leave. – 9
lines and 118 words
bookshop –
8 lines and 68 words
candle shop
- 12 lines and 129 words
cafe – 18 lines
and 199 words
flowers –
11 lines and 104 words
Someone grabs your
arm. – 50 lines and 550 words
back to the house-
19 lines and 220 words
You go to the
rally with Polly and Ned.- 25 lines and 288 words
You stay at the
house. – 33 lines and 370 words
lunch – 39
lines and 493 words
walk -26 lines
and 389 words
pub – 67 lines
and 669 words
house – 19
lines and 220 words
the house – 19
lines and 220 words
Polly's in
her room – 58 lines and 594 words
front room up the
stairs – 30 lines and 295 words
pool – 38 lines
and 470 words
Come on – 31
lines and 271 words
coming with me
– 40 lines and 380 words
Pol's room
– 55 lines and 593 words
downstairs - 31 lines and 271 words
going straight
there – 33 lines and 424 words
follow them out
– 33 lines and 424 words
'So, are we
having fun yet?' – 17 lines and 208 words
come with me
– 26 lines and 309 words
go home – 26
lines and 298 words
But you will;
you've got nowhere else to go. – 20 lines and 245 words
- This figure is situated in each page, under
the text.
(* The links aren’t written in
any order because the order of choices depends on the readers.)
The text is
written in Times New Roman, size 12 and all the letters are black
Only one part is
written in bald:
“Who's guilty now? Give us back our holiday pay. No return to the 1800s.
No police state.”
I think
that through these words the author want to describe a little bit these people.
She wants to show you their ideals, feelings and what they are fighting for.
The background doesn’t change
during reading. It is white all the time and to each “page” correspond just one
image.
At the
very bottom of each page is situated this copyright (also in bald style)
©
Philippa J Burne 1996
e-mail
pburne@peg.apc.org