Art is fine, but sometimes it is useful to try to be simple.
If you examine the plan, or if you are very intelligent,
you will notice that the scenes are linked to form a sphere.
When you are confronted by a new object,
you look at it from every angle,
or you put in your mouth if you are a baby,
or sniff it if you are a cat…
The Reprover is exactly the same:
it is a very instinctive way to read a very interesting story.
Much of the enjoyment is discovering similarities,
noticing that the story also exists in that which links the scenes together.
And then, there is also literature,
that you will be able to tickle with your mouse…
… to change a detail each time.
It's literature plus electricity!
There is also never any music without your consent.
Once you have truly agreed to listen to something,
you can entertain yourself by exploring the soundtrack,
by piling up several layers of sound.
A little like a musical sandwich.
So, if you are fond of art and sandwiches,
I think that you'll really like The Reprover.