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When dad goes bankrupt, one percenter Adam Lewis must learn to live within his means.
When his father goes bankrupt...
When his father goes bankrupt…
See lessAfter serving in the military for a few years, s/he has to confront the family they left behind. But when they come back the family is gone, without a trace.
"When he returns home to find his family missing, a combat soldier must (Do this thing) if he's is to (Accomplish this thing)"
“When he returns home to find his family missing, a combat soldier must (Do this thing) if he’s is to (Accomplish this thing)”
See lessA man has to kill to reset time, or else his child and wife will die. The problem is he is locked in a mental institution
The dilemma seems contrived. ?Well, aren't all plots? ?But it seems contrived in that we are supposed to suspend disbelief and accept a world where killing can reset time. ?From whence comes this magical power? ?And to what worthy end? ?What's the theme you wish to explore with this dilemma, anyway?Read more
The dilemma seems contrived. ?Well, aren’t all plots? ?But it seems contrived in that we are supposed to suspend disbelief and accept a world where killing can reset time. ?From whence comes this magical power? ?And to what worthy end? ?What’s the theme you wish to explore with this dilemma, anyway?
Further, there seems to be a missing link in the chain logic of the premise. ?That is, there is no logical, causal?connection between resetting time and saving the life of his child and wife. ?We have no idea why merely resetting time will save their lives. ?Particularly when they are still alive. ?How will resetting time to the past save their lives in the future?
If I can get past all the logical pot holes, then the solution to his dilemma is simple: he ?can kill himself, sacrifice his life for the sake of his family, which is socially acceptable and morally redeeming act. Your logine only says he has to kill — it doesn’t stipulate that he has to kill someone else.
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