Page 102

A drawing-only page shows several loosely sketched figures, bird-like forms, and heavy shaded areas, with no stable transcribed text.

The page functions as visual material rather than a verbal fragment. Its crowded figures and dark margins extend Monroe through gesture, motion, and image-making.

A non-text drawing page presents clustered figures, bird-like shapes, and dense shading.

The drawing interrupts the text sequence with restless visual energy. Its multiple bodies and animals suggest a scene of transformation or dream logic rather than a literal narrative.