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MizzyIdiot
Posted: August 16, 20122012-08-16T02:06:14+10:00 2012-08-16T02:06:14+10:00In: Public

A woman must decide whether to stand by her husband after she discovers he was part of a gang that carried out a vicious, racist attack 22 years earlier. She is black. He is white.

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    1. 2012-08-20T08:30:13+10:00Added an answer on August 20, 2012 at 8:30 am

      Thank you Nir (thanks again Sharkeatingman) for your comments/advice. Like the “child” idea but it isn’t what the story is about. It is between a man and a woman. Their love. And later, that love fractured. A history returning to haunt. Public outcry. Dilemma and division within the family as well as friends. Her husband is in fact a High Court lawyer…jut to add a touch of irony into the mix 🙂

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      2012-08-19T10:50:14+10:00Added an answer on August 19, 2012 at 10:50 am

      Perhaps try and start with the discovery first then bring in the decision and definitely as Sharkeatingman suggested describe her more accurately.

      Only thing is the MC could use more of a force to struggle with to add weight to the moral dilemma. Perhaps their child is the victim of a recent attack or someone close to her was killed by the husbands gang years before etc…
      Because the logline seams to lack a clear AN and needs a more significant struggle that said sounds interesting would love to see such a story.

      After discovering her husband was responsible for a racist attack years before a black (enter job title or other character description) must decide whether to stand by him or not in light of history repeating itself on their child.

      Hope this helps Nir.

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    3. 2012-08-16T04:31:41+10:00Added an answer on August 16, 2012 at 4:31 am

      Increase the conflict;

      “An black attorney must decide whether or not to stand by her Caucasian husband after learning that he was responsible for a vicious, racist attack 22 years earlier…against her.” (30 words)

      Great concept, btw.

      Geno Scala (judge)

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