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  1. Posted: December 21, 2012In: Public

    When a stripper learns the exact date of her death from a mysterious patron, she seeks to tie up the loose ends and find meaning in her life.

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    Added an answer on December 22, 2012 at 11:57 am

    I agree with debbiemoon. The term "loose ends" is too broad. Maybe the stripper has a "come to Jesus" moment," and wants to get out of the business. Maybe she wants to help others who have followed her path with the time she has left. And maybe, just maybe the ticking clock of her impending demise hRead more

    I agree with debbiemoon. The term “loose ends” is too broad. Maybe the stripper has a “come to Jesus” moment,” and wants to get out of the business. Maybe she wants to help others who have followed her path with the time she has left. And maybe, just maybe the ticking clock of her impending demise happens to stop when she truly helped other, which in-turn ends up saving herself. Good luck.

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  2. Posted: December 22, 2012In: Public

    Four over-educated slacker's from Seattle lose at life and love, until Oscar meets the woman of his dreams.

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    Added an answer on December 22, 2012 at 11:32 am

    I'm not sure you need to reference "Four slackers." You might consider writing it this way. "Oscar, an over-educated Seattle slacker, continues to loose at life and love until he meets the woman of his dreams."

    I’m not sure you need to reference “Four slackers.” You might consider writing it this way.
    “Oscar, an over-educated Seattle slacker, continues to loose at life and love until he meets the woman of his dreams.”

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