Narrative 2.0

Flies Quest:
The frog is old and has been around since before the rainforest mutated – it is in denial about its own mutated state. It doesn’t want to interact with the new mutated world and so refuses to leave the pond.
The spider doesn’t want to leave its web – its old web was destroyed by the tiger and it is afraid that if it leaves its web, the tiger will destroy it again. It wants the snake scale because it shimmers – pretty things calm the spider down – it brings light into its dark and dreary existence.

Fog Quest:
The wind plant is malnourished and withering due to its lack of exposure to sunlight – it has been residing in the crystal cave. The crystals had previously acted as a source of light for the plant but since they’ve stopped glowing, the plant has been dying.
Fog plants emit small clouds of fog. These fog plants will be scattered throughout the game – they will be shown to be releasing smalls wisps of fog.

Hidden Passage Quest:
There are tiger claws, cracks and small holes in the burrow’s walls – this indicates that the tiger had tried to enter or destroy the burrow previously.
In the burrow, there are bits of shed snake skin – this suggests that a snake used to live there.

Snake Quest:
The snake’s habitat was almost destroyed so it is sleeping elsewhere.
The skunk is hiding because it is scared of the tiger – it is wounded. This implies that it was attacked.

Plant Quest:
The frog knows that the quest is very difficult – it wants to trick the player to mess with them.
When the player completes the quest, the frog reluctantly apologises after feeling a bit guilty about their mean attitude. They are shocked that the player would go through such lengths to obtain the special mushroom for them.

Crystal Quest:
The cave entrance has tiger claw marks on it – this implies that the tiger has been here and damaged the cave
A few crystals are glowing dimly – they slowly fade until they are no longer glowing.
The lotus lantern is in the pond – only its head is showing – it masks itself as a lotus flower.