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When a teenager shows up engaged, his possessive single mother fakes her love for his fianc?’s single dad, to foil their premature marriage
>>>It?s her objective goal to fake it so he cannot marry her step sister (legally speaking)I think it would make for an interesting story if the teenage kids fall in love after their parents do.? Talk about complications.fwiw
>>>It?s her objective goal to fake it so he cannot marry her step sister (legally speaking)
I think it would make for an interesting story if the teenage kids fall in love after their parents do.? Talk about complications.
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I'm not great at loglines, but for regular people I think this is quite a mouthful, the constant descriptive words kind of make it hard to visualize the story. Nice work tho.
I’m not great at loglines, but for regular people I think this is quite a mouthful, the constant descriptive words kind of make it hard to visualize the story. Nice work tho.
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Very good points by candersonm.The plot seems to be a variant of the ancient myth of Pygmalion. (A good modern example is the musical? "My Fair Lady" inspired by the play "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw).The standard way it plays out is through ironic reversal whereby the "creator" falls in loveRead more
Very good points by candersonm.
The plot seems to be a variant of the ancient myth of Pygmalion. (A good modern example is the musical? “My Fair Lady” inspired by the play “Pygmalion” by George Bernard Shaw).
The standard way it plays out is through ironic reversal whereby the “creator” falls in love with his “creation”.? But he is too successful in molding her in the image of his idea of an ideal woman.? He loses control of and is bested by his “creation”.
“…finds himself attracted to his new creation but has taught her a little too well.”? seems generic and vague.? Exactly how has he taught her all too well?? I seems to me the story needs a? unique angle, a specific fresh take and? a specific new and interesting way she has bested him.
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