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For the final project I decided to integrate the song Come Wayward Souls<\/em> from Cartoon Network’s Over the Garden Wall<\/em>. The show relies on many themes relevant to the fall and Halloween. As a way to involve the theme of connection, a user, or multiple users can trigger multiple copies of the song to create the effect of additional lead singers and chorus members. However, the pitch of the song changes when it is in a dark, or bright environment. Upon considering the possibilities for this project, I recalled the three witches from Shakespeare’s Macbeth<\/em>. One of the aspects about them which I found to be creepy was that they were not alone. A person can be scary on their own, but a group, even if it consists of two or three members, can be more terrifying. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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