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Malevolent Rattlesnake. Trickster Coyote. Romantic Jackrabbit. To rescue her kidnapped daughter, she must face them all in a dangerous and perplexing supernatural world.
Who /what kidnapped her?? More important than listing the fantastical animals who may be either obstacles or potential allies is identifying the foe, the antagonist.
Who /what kidnapped her?? More important than listing the fantastical animals who may be either obstacles or potential allies is identifying the foe, the antagonist.
See lessTo save the Tree of Life from the ever encroaching shadow, a girl must learn to once again trust in humanity. The very people that wiped out her entire kingdom.
"When the shadow engulfs a neighbouring farm, the forest nymph must save the tree of life, overcoming her distrust in humans" . . But why should she? A similar premise took place in Miyazaki's "Princess Mononoke (1997)". What makes your plot unique? Also, the stakes aren't clear. What if the Tree faRead more
“When the shadow engulfs a neighbouring farm, the forest nymph must save the tree of life, overcoming her distrust in humans”
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But why should she?
A similar premise took place in Miyazaki’s “Princess Mononoke (1997)”. What makes your plot unique?
Also, the stakes aren’t clear.
What if the Tree falls?
aka., what’s her dramatic need? As a result of which, what becomes her objective-visual-goal?
Good Luck!!
See lessWhen people die when they touch the doctor he must defeat death, who chose him as his successor, to return to normality.
Is he (the doctor) like a something to resemble 'philosopher's stone'? You could've included the harm turning someone to gold does, doesn't it mean anyhow they're gonna die? Being invisible isn't as much the same as being a piece of an object - Gold sounds furious, or may be the person is, who turneRead more
Is he (the doctor) like a something to resemble ‘philosopher’s stone’? You could’ve included the harm turning someone to gold does, doesn’t it mean anyhow they’re gonna die? Being invisible isn’t as much the same as being a piece of an object – Gold sounds furious, or may be the person is, who turned into a gold object – or else, doesn’t death happen anyhow? – isn’t it normal to die, anyhow people die, and magic like that of philosopher’s stone and that old story I know – of Midas – does your story resemble the story of Midas – if I were writing one such story based on the logline, I’d include these two as one person – Midas and ‘Philosopher’s Stone’.
Or else, try thinking the ‘other possibility’. Of what I said earlier here. If people die by touch of the doctor, if I were him I’d search for this – where does the power come from? And seeing that he’s genuinely a doctor who’d want to save lives instead of killing – it’s pointless to think otherwise, or else, think of the first possibility. Reasons – why’d he kill, or not kill, when someone is given powers, there comes either responsibility with it, or it goes unnoticed, anyhow, people die. Gold sounds to be more attractive, than a dead body.
Just a couple of suggestions I gave here – if I were writing a story with this logline.
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