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As the sun rises on a quiet morning, a lone wolf ventures through a charred wasteland in search of signs of life.
Considering the second version, where is the conflict or dramatic need going to come from ? it?s wild versus wild, or in other words, a documentary. Dramatic conflict needs an out of the ordinary event that motivates a flawed main character to achieve a goal, however, in this concept you have an aniRead more
Considering the second version, where is the conflict or dramatic need going to come from ? it?s wild versus wild, or in other words, a documentary. Dramatic conflict needs an out of the ordinary event that motivates a flawed main character to achieve a goal, however, in this concept you have an animal following its survival instincts during a natural disaster. You would need to anthropomorphize the wolf to make him or her a character and then you?ll require a dramatic need to make the story work. Check out Ice Age as a good example.
In a near future dystopian society, when a young adult genetic experiment wakes up in the middle of world war 3 as part of a new kind of army, she has to find out how to end it all.
What does "end it all" mean?
What does “end it all” mean?
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It' s an interesting idea, but as Richiev notes,? it needs a clear conflict.? What dramatic problem is created by this situation?? What conflict, what struggle ensues as a result of the relationship? And as Brandon8719 asked, what is the hook that differentiates this from the "Twilight" series withRead more
It’ s an interesting idea, but as Richiev notes,? it needs a clear conflict.? What dramatic problem is created by this situation?? What conflict, what struggle ensues as a result of the relationship?
And as Brandon8719 asked, what is the hook that differentiates this from the “Twilight” series with which it will be immediately compared?
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