What physics can work with this physical environment and what can work against it to create narrative tension. It's a Friday afternoon and you're taking your daughter, granddaughter, niece to the park and there's a big tree in the park and you're you open up an air app and you want to learn about squirrels and the life of a squirrel. And one of the things, of course, is the squirrels prepare for the winter
by hiding their food, their nuts under the ground in really random odd places. And the squirrels kind of describing to you why it's doing that. And it's working itself up in a little bit of a frenzy, because whenever it talks about hiding those nuts, Right, there's always that pressure of the winter coming. And it's a little educational thing, but there's a game piece to it that you're going to take back home. So say goodbye to the squirrel. You head back home as soon as you get home
to your kitchen or living room, there's a table and chairs. Maybe you pull out the chair and right there in the chair, turn on your air experience, look into the chair, and there's a pile of nuts. And the squirrel appears. The the hologram of the squirrel shows up again. And this time the squirrel is burying the nuts, continuing the story. And he's burying the nuts in real physical places using the physics of your environment.
So story space, right? So underneath your couch, underneath a chair in your kitchen under a rug, and that's your, you know, in the side of a wall. And and the game is for you then to to find those because the squirrels moving really quickly and doing what they do a lot of digging. And then they also actually put the nuts in there. So he's just kind of pouring them in and and and the tension there, if we look at this from a story arc perspective, the narrative tension, so discovery of the nuts on the chair and
we could add some affordances like every time he he digs a hole, it creates like a glowing kind of a blue glowing affordances to help you kind of remember spatially. You know, it's under the couch, it's under the chair and the conflict we could introduce the narrative tension could be like the cold winter wind come in, maybe some snowflakes, the squirrel getting anxious and it kind of jumping up and down. And and then when you help the squirrel and pick up the nuts, it the
the squirrel gets really happy and does like a very happy dance at the end. So that's, that's the the narrative arc or the story arc for that very short tightened up journey.