The first of the stories that we read, , I really enjoyed. On a first read, it's easy to just appreciate the aesthetic quality of the piece without particularly focusing on the plot so much. It's only when you step back and try to work out what is happening that the story becomes slightly puzzling; but not in a bad way.
Additionally, there is a significant degree of satisfaction when the 'a-ha!' (not the band) moment hits, and we feel that we understand what is happening. For what it's worth, here's my interpretation (which I think I also offered in class, which is when it occurred to me.):
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