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Posted: December 4, 20122012-12-04T20:40:03+10:00 2012-12-04T20:40:03+10:00In: Public

Corporal Brandon Goldstein returns home from Vietnam after a 22 – month deployment, seeking answers why his home and family are gone and nobody recognizes him.

Possession of my Soul

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    1. TheophilusPorter
      2012-12-11T11:17:40+10:00Added an answer on December 11, 2012 at 11:17 am

      I like the premise of this one. It feels like there is some good story potential there. I think you should keep it general and not give the character’s name. Let the reader of the logline fill in their own impression of the character.

      For example: A vietnam veteran returns home to find his home and family are gone.

      Also, maybe provide a timeline on him. Perhaps the character is home only on a week pass and he has to find the answers to his question before he is required to return.

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