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| The girl walks forward into the light and looks up at the ironwork of the glass roof. She admires its strength and elegance, staring into the washed-out greyness of a boston summer sky. Relaxing into the held-in heat, she leans too far forward and her mother pulls her back across smooth marble. The daughter's hand grips the railing, leaving sweaty streaks on pink and white marble that linger in the humidity. |
| Year: 1935 | Room: the balcony |  |  |
This is a project for 21W765j, interactive and non-linear narrative, taught by Professor Janet Murray at MIT, spring 1998.