10:15: Restate my assumptions
If you put images in sequence, narrative emerges.
Narrative is subjective. It doesn't matter how clear the text is: we interpret words our own way, we fill the gaps with our imagination. Reading is a process of transforming text into meaning. We have no dictionaries for images, though, so they're bound to contain even more diverging meanings, depending on who you ask. We are also great pattern-finders, which you can check yourself by looking up to the clouds: see how many animals, faces, and things you can find where there are none. If you put unrelated pictures into a sequence, then meaning, patterns, narrative effortlessly emerge.
