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When she reaches the river she paces back and forth on the rocks trying to figure out a way across to that tiny door in the tree on the other bank. The sign over the door says: Studio. The door is a flap that can be opened. At this point the reader can go no further. The subsequent pages are held together with a tabbed paper band. The ability to open the tab can only be reached by turning to the back of the book. Last page, tab closed: |
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| With the tab opened, the reader can access the conclusion of the story reading forward from here: |
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The following pages are sewn together to produce a thicket of layers to form a tunnel into the tree. (Hard to distinguish in this image, is the tiny door at the end of the tunnel.)
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If the reader opened the door flap while reading from the front of the book, a door sized slice of the following page is visible through the tunnel door. The last page of the story, which is located mid book is this:
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