Here is the .mfa
It might save you some time if you decide to go through with it.

I was excited to discover that I could basically start a new frame in ClickTeam by copying the last one and changing various assets and movements. I'm pleased that the resulting game really shows a progressive internalization and refinement of the few aspects I was trying to organize in repeated relationships. I was happy that I was constraining scope so well as I moved along and I think the frames do begin to develop a thicker consistency by doing things like subtly referencing former frames while having more typical pairings between sounds, movements and shapes (I don't know anything about color, but I just got a book about it).
The last frame that is reminiscent of a YouTube video buffering was just a clever idea that I wanted to try (on a different thread from the progression of the other frames), but once I played through with it at the end, it just kinda capped all my desire to continue with the project. I wouldn't say that that purple frame was what I wanted to achieve or what the other frames were working towards, but somehow it satisfied me in contrast to making the others and feeling that I could reiterate on them indefinitely. I think that it has a similar bookend effect when playing it. I wonder if it's because we've been conditioned to pause our attention at that buffering symbol or if it was just enough of mixture of abstraction and something familiar that it acted like a punchline of some sort.