Narrative Symbols	Possible Real-world Correlates
Playable characters	Oliver, his siblings, and Nanna
Home village: displacement and return	Living under the care of his mother Being taken away from her care and returning
Strange new location	Living under the care of his grandparents
Evil forces–Mayor/scientist, Monsters	Aspects of Oliver’s life that he is unable to control Aspects of Oliver’s life that have a detrimental impact Adult decisions, social expectations, Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) decisions Feelings of fear, confusion, instability, helplessness
Old Man/Woman who lose/regain powers	Oliver’s parents, their loss of parenthood, and his mother regaining her parenthood Oliver’s elderly grandparents taking on the role of carers
The Well/Dungeon	The process of the siblings working together to overcome challenges The process of coming to therapy
Chokers/Transformation Devices	The presence of substance abuse and its impacts on his parents The presence of domestic violence and its impacts The process of working through these events (e.g., move to safety, coming to therapy)
The Wand	Oliver’s sense of identity, security, confidence Oliver’s mother and her parenthood