And Then It is an attempt at collaborative, spontaneous storytelling. It's concept is based around two ideas: the game played with children where one person starts a story and people continuously add on phrases or sentences to the story until it becomes a wild, collective narrative, and the concept of saying "and then it…," in improv comedy to keep the sketch going. I also made it anonymous to encourage strange ideas or concepts. In the end, many people participated, some felt a sense of ownership over the story, attempting to turn it in their desired direction, while others provided a line and never returned. The anonymity played an interesting role in that many people felt uninhibited and added crass or vulgar statements.