Grieg's creeping theme (public domain) built the way a game would use it: a Sneak state (slow contrabass, cave pad) and a Chase state (violins & cellos in octaves climbing keys, full kit — the string stabs layer in as intensity rises). Get spotted — hear it snap. The theme that literally accelerates through Peer Gynt becomes a two-state adaptive score.
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