Girl's Day Out
continue through the narrative or read new words. The story does not progress unless the reader clicks through it, which allows the reader a sort of "discovery" that is discussed in more depth in the later sections. In addition to being physcially interactive, the pieice is also emotionally interactive. The poem and Shards section encorporate important mechanical techniques that invoke deep thought from the reader.
The theme of death is the backbone to Lawrynovicz's work as it is centered around the mystery of the Calder Road murders. The premise of the whole work is that even in happy moments and memory, death can loom in the shadows. The poem section represents the mystery of death and the fact that death is happening everyday, if its unseen. The shards section emphasizes the horror of death and the kind of confusing impact it can have.