New Idea!?!?!

Interactive animation that helps children overcome their fears of the "monster under the bed".
http://www.animationtherapy.co.uk/media/1489/dare-to-dream.pdf

Multiple endings. (each needs an effect on the child)

• Defeat the monster
• befriend the monster
• Protector

Add music into the therapy -contacting mom

--My basic thoughts of the plot would be a child who is constantly plagued by the "monster" under his bed. In the beginning of the story, he is playing around his mom, and she angrily asks him to go to his room to play. He tries to plead her sympathy over the monster under the bed but she tells him the same old response "There's nothing under the bed". He goes to his room and constantly looks over to his bed, seeing two eyes look back at him. To distract himself he watches a movie. In the movie, a knight fights against a dragon hiding in a cave. Inspired by the knight in the movie, the child gathers items in his room that resemble a sword, shield, and helm and he bravely goes forth towards the monster under his bed.

At this point there are three endings that I've thought of: (1)He simply finds out it was his teddy bear, (2)he enters the space under his bed and escapes into a world of fantasy, or (3)an actual "monster" comes out from under the bed and he fights and defeats it only to wake up from falling asleep during the movie. He looks over to the bed again, and find that the eyes are gone.