I was struggling between 2 ideas: Choices and how a child sees the adult world (curiosity). After speaking to my peers and tutors I figured Choices would be a stronger idea as it works better in terms of the non-linear triptych layout. At the moment I am currently thinking of a regular rectangular triptych with the good choice on one end and the bad choice on the other end, and the viewer's decision in the middle. The triptych will allow the story to be read left-right and vice versa depending the choice that the audience makes. (The layout may change during development)
Triptych Examples
Playing with different emotions in each panel.
Different images in each panel but they are connected
together with one object (this being the cord in the triptych)
Different story in each panel, but also individual stories
between the group of characters.
Layout: Closing one panel to change the story or eliminate
a character.
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