His work contains two stories, but it symbolically contains everyone's story. On the very top layer of this piece is a traditional novel, and below it is a hypertext story containing poetry. Each story has its own character names, but most of the events that occur are the same. Within the hypertext poetry, Falco points out that almost everyone has had an abusive childhood. When he writes about a fictional character's childhood, that character has a past identical to millions of people.
Abuse happens to almost everyone.
The story is always the same, and only the people differ. Falco also had excellent navigational tools in this story. The reader was able to look at a Story Space box layout, and several other forms of layout. 23 Oct. 1998. Hypertext expands writing capabilities through non-linear structures, and allows associated ideas to be linked.