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  1. Posted: June 27, 2019In: Drama

    When a starry-eyed wallflower lands the coveted role in a theatre production of the Heroines of Greek Tragedy, she must step out of the chorus line and out of her shell and into the spotlight.

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    Added an answer on June 27, 2019 at 12:04 pm

    One other thought/question:? what are the stakes?? Why must she stop being a wallflower? What's so wrong with being a wallflower?? Not everyone can be the life of the party, the center of attention, the flaming extrovert.? Not everyone wants to be. And there is as much to be said against being a narRead more

    One other thought/question:? what are the stakes?? Why must she stop being a wallflower?

    What’s so wrong with being a wallflower?? Not everyone can be the life of the party, the center of attention, the flaming extrovert.? Not everyone wants to be.

    And there is as much to be said against being a narcissist who craves to? be in the spotlight 24/7 as the wallflower who cravenly hugs the wall 24/7.

    What is the tangible/visible penalty or loss if she fails to perform in the spotlight?? ?What is the tangible/visible reward or payoff if she succeeds?

    And as Art House flicks usually have a more sensible take on human nature, sometimes a brutally? honest pov on life, how realistic is it to be believe that a couple of hours in the spotlight can cure? the “character flaw” of being a wallflower?

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  2. Posted: June 25, 2019In: Horror

    a young Hispanic man finds himself thrust into a nightmare when he begins working at a secluded orchard owned by an eccentric elderly couple, who plan on sacrificing him to their dark tree god.

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    Added an answer on June 27, 2019 at 10:29 am

    Okay, as long as the black tree fits in your allegorical scheme.? Like,? the tree of death in the fields of agribusiness as the antithesis to the tree of life in the garden of Eden.? Whatever.?(And maybe the bad seed was the result of a GMO mutation.)

    Okay, as long as the black tree fits in your allegorical scheme.? Like,? the tree of death in the fields of agribusiness as the antithesis to the tree of life in the garden of Eden.? Whatever.

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    (And maybe the bad seed was the result of a GMO mutation.)

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  3. Posted: May 7, 2019In: Drama

    When the wise Chancellor of Thilikos – a matriarchal desert city,- dies unexpectedly, Indigo is thrust into the new role and must find a way to secure her country?s continued existence despite impending war, a global virus epidemic and rebellion by the Council and her citizens.

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    Added an answer on June 26, 2019 at 10:14 pm

    It wold be be better to drop the names and concentrate on roles and traits. E.g.: When the ruler of a matriarchal desert city dies unexpectedly, [her daughter] must take over and secure her country?s continued existence despite impending war, a global virus epidemic and rebellion by the Council andRead more

    It wold be be better to drop the names and concentrate on roles and traits.

    E.g.:

    When the ruler of a matriarchal desert city dies unexpectedly, [her daughter] must take over and secure her country?s continued existence despite impending war, a global virus epidemic and rebellion by the Council and her citizens.

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