1. But the unsolvable maze does hold promise as an expressive structure. Walking through a rhizome one enacts a story of wandering, of being enticed in conflicting directions, of remaining always open to surprise, of feeling helpless to orient oneself or to find an exit, but the story is also oddly reassuring. In the rhizome, one is constantly threatened but also continuously enclosed. (Murray, page132)

Janet Murray asserts that while the rhizome, the concept of an “unsolvable maze”, is distressing in its complexity, there is also a reassurance that the player is constantly enclosed within it (132).