Unconventional and sometimes quite scary

So much experimentation I would hope even in "normal" three-question mark sequences. The authors here try their hand at various genre and form quotes (fairy tales, Mitrate Case, poem, etc.) and thus go beyond the limits of something very deadlocked ??? - scheme - which in some cases very eerie moods arise. The last attempt to change anything on altbewähren narrative scheme, there was at the short trip into the world of "The Dr3i". More experimentation would not hurt the series. The listeners are eventually become something adult, why not also the stories of the three question marks?