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  1. Posted: January 27, 2021In: Fantasy

    This story puts us in the shoes of Lena, a young mixed race, who dreams of becoming the best sorceress in the kingdom. However, there is a problem, the mestizos are not well received. Luckily, Lena does not give up easily and will do everything possible to achieve her dream.

    Odie Samurai
    Added an answer on January 28, 2021 at 4:41 am

    Sounds interesting! Added “cabal” as her group to be prejudice against or kept as mixed-race, also gave her a goal once she achieves her dreams – make this yours. Example: "An aspiring sorceress must overcome cabal prejudices in order to gain the skills to save her kingdom" OR "An aspiring mixed-racRead more

    Sounds interesting!
    Added “cabal” as her group to be prejudice against or kept as mixed-race, also gave her a goal once she achieves her dreams – make this yours.

    Example:
    “An aspiring sorceress must overcome cabal prejudices in order to gain the skills to save her kingdom”
    OR
    “An aspiring mixed-race sorceress must overcome prejudices in order to gain the skills to save her kingdom”

    Keep going, take care.

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  2. Posted: January 26, 2021In: Fantasy

    “A working-class wizard and his assistant help a girl rescue her friend who is being held captive by a voodoo priestess during Mardi Gras in New Orleans.”

    Odie Samurai
    Added an answer on January 28, 2021 at 3:36 am

    Dig it! The damsel in distress and needing a rescue appears to be a friend of a friend, so I wrote up an example of her being more prominent – make this your own. Example: “A working-class wizard and his apprentice set out during Mardi Gras to rescue the mayor held captive by a New Orleans voodoo prRead more

    Dig it!
    The damsel in distress and needing a rescue appears to be a friend of a friend, so I wrote up an example of her being more prominent – make this your own.

    Example:
    “A working-class wizard and his apprentice set out during Mardi Gras to rescue the mayor held captive by a New Orleans voodoo priestess.”

    Hope this helps, take care.

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  3. Posted: January 27, 2021In: Drama

    A former suburban socialite and her troubled Gay son must confront their 17 yearlong feud after the father of a conservative Greek family commits suicide.

    CC Penpusher
    Added an answer on January 27, 2021 at 9:10 pm

    OK, first question, how is the conservative Greek connected to the socialite and her son? Second, I would clean it up a bit: A socialite and her troubled gay [no capital] son must resolve their decade-long feud, when ... [connect the suicide to the protagonists].

    OK, first question, how is the conservative Greek connected to the socialite and her son?
    Second, I would clean it up a bit: A socialite and her troubled gay [no capital] son must resolve their decade-long feud, when … [connect the suicide to the protagonists].

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