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Nearly two dozen students, both undergraduate and graduate, wrote scripts, voiced the characters, and reprogrammed the 2013 game to be the sets for their stories. The third and final episode, “Coyote Heist,” is centered on urban wildlife and is based on the heist narrative. It follows Zoë, a female coyote, who falls in love with Bowser the border collie after she strays into an unhoused encampment on the outskirts of Pasadena.
“But I think it's precisely in contrast to the game's storyline and the way that the game is developed that we're able to highlight the otherwise invisible infrastructures behind the game,” Snelson said. “Of course, it models Los Angeles quite accurately, but it also has a really beautiful nature preserve. It also has all these really fantastic natural elements.
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