Pages become tunnels or towers, hats or airplanes, cranes, frogs, balloons, or nested boxes.
One of the most frequently noted possibilities of writing and reading in hypertext is the potential to break free of a singular, determined reading. Because of the underdetermined sequencing, each reader may have a unique reading of the text. In the case of the internet, the potential for multiple readings increases almost infinitely as readers leave one text, either briefly or permanently, to follow hyperlinks to other internet documents. The potential for breaking out of the narrative line has been cited by hypertext critic George Landow as not only an exciting new phase of electronic textuality but as a culturally revisionary mode of reading . This potential has been explored in experimental print texts as well.