The Activist

After reading the first part of "The Activist" I was really confused and had no idea what was going on. However, it kept me intrigued because I wanted to end my confusion. They way it was written was a lot different like the other passages we have read. Throughout the reading, I noticed that Gladman changed the way she used text. I thought it was interesting to see how there are many forms of text one can use. I would like to know the reason behind to why she uses all these different forms. Is it to keep the reader interested? Or is it because she wanted to experiment herself. It made me more interested to see how it will end.