Also, in this webtext, visitors will find objects associated with the archives or other spaces utilized here. While some of these objects, like the plaque in the Woman's Institute, are necessary for understanding the events or activities surrounding the archives, others, like the fountain outside of the Woman's Institute, are representative of the playfulness of TWUMOO and of MOOs in general. Visitors familiar with the original TWUMOO archives will notice that I have changed objects that would not work outside of a synchronous medium, like the Pioneer Woman "bot," or eliminated objects superfluous to this webtext, like the Wine Bar in the Foyer of the Woman's Institute. Once again I have done this to maintain cohesiveness and provide a sense of eminent direction. One last comment should be made about the way I have represented the objects: Visitors may notice that the images of the objects have a "hazy" or "fuzzy" look. I have purposely chosen to take this approach in order to show that the objects in this webtext are a "representation" of objects found in an actual site.