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IvyEight6Penpusher
Posted: December 20, 20202020-12-20T14:25:53+10:00 2020-12-20T14:25:53+10:00In: War

A Japanese soldier discovers his world around him in shambles when he survived and people perished during World War II.

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    1. MathiasGustafsson Penpusher
      2020-12-20T23:05:55+10:00Added an answer on December 20, 2020 at 11:05 pm

      What are the personal traits of this soldier? Give us a word that describes his personality. What is it that he must do when everything has perished? Survive? Find someone? Let us connect his mission to his personal traits so that we understand that he has something to overcome within himself.

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    2. Odie Samurai
      2020-12-22T01:48:25+10:00Added an answer on December 22, 2020 at 1:48 am

      Great points from Mathias, I made him an Infantryman instead of a Major to ramp up valor.
      “A surviving WWII Infantrymen must lead his fellow citizens beyond the nuclear blast zone of Nagasaki, Japan”

      Take care.

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      • Odie Samurai
        2020-12-22T02:00:40+10:00Replied to answer on December 22, 2020 at 2:00 am

        IvyEight6,
        With proper research, this logline could be based on a true story which will greatly help your marketability, but please mind the respect a premise as this deserves.

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    3. mobiuswest Penpusher
      2022-01-30T08:08:26+10:00Added an answer on January 30, 2022 at 8:08 am

      Internal and external conflict might be something to consider, the arrival of the allied forces and their behaviour on the mainland both good and bad clashed with a lot of the returning defeated infantry man, perhaps he has to learn to work with his recent enemy to achieve a certain tangible goal?

      Wherever you choose to goal with those elements, I strongly suggest you ground the story in a lot of strong, well researched ideas.

      Best

      Jim in Japan.

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