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When his grades slip too much for regular coursework to fix, an impulsive prankster must complete community service without incident at a strict military school to graduate junior high with his best friends.
If this is an absurdist comedy, I don't think the implausible premise would be a hindrance. If it is such a farce, I suggest writing it in a way that makes it clear.
If this is an absurdist comedy, I don’t think the implausible premise would be a hindrance. If it is such a farce, I suggest writing it in a way that makes it clear.
See lessA bookstore owner must re-live his father’s murder, stay alive, and protect his friends when the murderer escapes from an asylum transfer.
By "relive," do you mean he has to experience the murder from his father's perspective?
By “relive,” do you mean he has to experience the murder from his father’s perspective?
See lessAn amateur actress at a haunted house attraction struggles with her decision to stay at the job she loves while trying to get over a guy who isn’t easy to get over..
Is "ladykiller" a term people still use? I like it, but I wonder if people might think you're referring to a murderer as opposed to a player.
Is “ladykiller” a term people still use? I like it, but I wonder if people might think you’re referring to a murderer as opposed to a player.
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