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ADVENTURE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - childish whimsy, twisting that into something horrific
    - - animals
        
        cervids
        
        i like them...
        
        corvids
        
        flight, haunting, hivemind, being followed. a crow remembers, corvids are surprisingly smart and can imitate humans, that sort of thing. superstition, faith, that one rhyme about counting crows (? or some other bird. ill look it up) telling your fortune
        
        bugs
        
        gross!! or at least, most people think so. works well as a metaphor. really pretty animals! again with the hivemind of flocks of birds, being haunted by bugs if it is a phobia being a good trope,... infestation as a metaphor for decay
      - concepts
        
        time
        
        could act as a driving force for the character
        
        psychology
        
        philosophy, getting lost in ones own mind
        
        identity
        
        the loss of identity, the terror of being something inherently 'incorrect', works well as a metaphor if we're being anthropomorphical/fantastical with it
        
        developing throughout teenage years, being left behind or not belonging
        
        overdone.. still not sure if that matters
      - colours
        
        purple
        
        royalty, good fortune, gothic and witchy, otherworldly if used in background design
        
        red
        
        fury, passion, organic matter/viscera
        
        green
        
        nature, poison (arsenic), envy, evil
        
        blue
        
        freedom, calm, sadness, isolation
  - - - charmingly cheesy!
      - possibly overdone? is that relevant?
      - the supernatural? the terror of the psyche?
        
        what is the driving force for this character?
        
        how does that change throughout the story?
        
        a supernatural force
        
        a false belief
        
        personal problems and biases
        
        lack of choice / an unfair destiny