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mobiuswestPenpusher
Posted: March 29, 20222022-03-29T06:39:51+10:00 2022-03-29T06:39:51+10:00In: Drama

On the anniversary of her husband’s death a widower’s life outlook is called into question by the arrival of her husband’s blind friend.

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    1. sloanpeterson Logliner
      2022-03-31T03:19:10+10:00Added an answer on March 31, 2022 at 3:19 am

      What is her life outlook? Bleak? That would give a hint at why it’s called into question. Also, maybe “challenged” is better than called into question. More action and conflict oriented.

      Is there a reason the friend is blind? Does that have bearing on the story?

      Is there a romantic correlation between the two? If so, I think hinting at that could also be good to get the audience interested.

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      • mobiuswest Penpusher
        2022-03-31T12:40:38+10:00Replied to answer on March 31, 2022 at 12:40 pm

        Apologies, made a typo in the last:

        On the anniversary of her husband’s death a young widower`s bleak life outlook is challenged by the surprise arrival of her husband’s blind friend.

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        • Odie Samurai
          2022-04-04T06:43:18+10:00Replied to answer on April 4, 2022 at 6:43 am

          “A young widower’s bleak outlook is challenged by her husband’s [eccentric] blind friend on his death-iversary”
          Another angle: chance encounter.

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      • mobiuswest Penpusher
        2022-03-31T12:35:43+10:00Replied to answer on March 31, 2022 at 12:35 pm

        Thank you for this!

        How about: On the anniversary of her husband’s death a young widower`s bleak life outlook is called challenged by the surprise arrival of her husband’s blind friend.

        Seeing and not seeing has bearing on the story, but there is no romance involved.

        Jim in Japan.

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