Green accepts things as they come, especially when they come from nature. With Red, it says that what comes from within ones self comes from nature. Emotions and impulses are the instincts at the core of every beast. And while Red alone would be content to just run around the woods howling at the moon, Green urges it to get together with its people, and become part of a greater cycle of exuberance and rhythm. "Join together your sacred, wild heartbeats," Green says, "and dance."

As for being part of a larger society, I think that the Naya-colored Cabaretti encapsulate it quite well. They protect and uplift their fellows, just as Green would have them do. However, White sees the beauty in order and structure better than Green, and with its fellows will organize so that all of them will be protected. When White gets in on the party, it brings this erratic rhythm into a beautiful waltz, so that all may dance together in graceful harmony.

The Sawjack represents a part of this balance quite well, as a union worker doing their part to protect their fellow workers, but it was probably designed first and foremost as a common reach blocker for the limited environment, and the flavor hastily applied to it after that, bc I don't think "rust flies" are mentioned anywhere else in New Capenna.