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  1. Posted: June 19, 2016In: Fantasy

    Two teenagers in a coma meet in a transition state in the afterlife and discover they?re soulmates with a decision to make on whether or not to return to their prior lives.

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    Added an answer on June 20, 2016 at 2:38 am

    Very neat idea. Feels a bit wordy. Would it work for your story to clarify one of the teens as the MC? I don't know your story like you do, but could something like this work? When a teen falls into a coma and meets her soulmate, she must convince him to fight for his life or choose between her ownRead more

    Very neat idea.
    Feels a bit wordy.

    Would it work for your story to clarify one of the teens as the MC?
    I don’t know your story like you do, but could something like this work?

    When a teen falls into a coma and meets her soulmate, she must convince him to fight for his life or choose between her own life and following him into the light.

    Mine is too wordy, as well, but I hope it helps.

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  2. Posted: June 5, 2016In: Fantasy

    A grieving 12 year old boy must navigate between his physical and fantasy worlds, battling fears and doubts to uncover the origins of a mysterious dagger. This journey will test the truths of who he is and who he is to become.

    Bbass74 Logliner
    Added an answer on June 18, 2016 at 7:41 am

    Thanks DPG! This gives me quite a bit to chew on. Gonna give it another go and write some more variations and share when I have them ready. Thanks so much for the time to respond!

    Thanks DPG! This gives me quite a bit to chew on. Gonna give it another go and write some more variations and share when I have them ready. Thanks so much for the time to respond!

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  3. Posted: June 16, 2016In: Fantasy

    By the time humans defeated death, they reduced the population to billion and created the utopian civilization, Alonzo overtired from centennial life, accidentally discovers tiny, survived and hidden civilization of mortals.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on June 17, 2016 at 1:19 am

    And then what? ?The logline establishes an interesting platform, a situation, from which to launch a plot. ?But it doesn't launch a ?plot. What becomes the protagonist's objective goal? ?(BTW: characters need not be named in the logline.) ?Who/what opposes him? And the "so what?" factor: ?what's atRead more

    And then what? ?The logline establishes an interesting platform, a situation, from which to launch a plot. ?But it doesn’t launch a ?plot.

    What becomes the protagonist’s objective goal? ?(BTW: characters need not be named in the logline.) ?Who/what opposes him?

    And the “so what?” factor: ?what’s at stake? ?What does he stand to gain if he succeeds, lose if he fails?

    I suggest consulting the guidelines under “Training” at the top of the web page for tips on how to write a logline that launches a plot.

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