by an author. These in turn evoke corresponding scenes or schemes in the mind of the reader that are drawn from the reader’s own experience in the culture. With the scenarios suggested by the author as a starting point, the reader then carries out appropriate alterations to the settings or episodes as directed by clues in the written document. In this way an author begins with the familiar and directs the reader to what is new and unfamiliar or unexpected. Because of the nature of this process, we