I'm glad you enjoyed it! It was really fun to make.
The characters say things like "the whales want to talk with you" and "can you hear the whales singing, each to each" (a bastardization of a quote from the poet TS Eliot) -- so there's some meaning there. I liked the idea of the Ancient characters representing the whales' language, which -- even once our team figured out that the whales were trying to communicate something important -- wasn't necessarily easy to parse.
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Date: 2009-07-29 05:41 pm (UTC)The characters say things like "the whales want to talk with you" and "can you hear the whales singing, each to each" (a bastardization of a quote from the poet TS Eliot) -- so there's some meaning there. I liked the idea of the Ancient characters representing the whales' language, which -- even once our team figured out that the whales were trying to communicate something important -- wasn't necessarily easy to parse.