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In 2097, Islamic State?s genius operative befriends and covertly recruits the CIA?s foremost agent and develops a weapon like nothing in history or fiction.
It raises more confusion than curiosity in my mind. A "weapon like none other in history or fiction" strikes me as hyperbolic. Its novelty is not the point for the purpose of the plot; rather, what matters dramatically is the threat it poses. Also, the central focus of the plot (hence the logline) sRead more
It raises more confusion than curiosity in my mind.
A “weapon like none other in history or fiction” strikes me as hyperbolic. Its novelty is not the point for the purpose of the plot; rather, what matters dramatically is the threat it poses.
Also, the central focus of the plot (hence the logline) should be the human element, the double agents, not the weapon. Ultimately, stories are about people, not props.
See lessIn 2097, Islamic State?s genius operative befriends and covertly recruits the CIA?s foremost agent and develops a weapon like nothing in history or fiction.
It raises more confusion than curiosity in my mind. A "weapon like none other in history or fiction" strikes me as hyperbolic. Its novelty is not the point for the purpose of the plot; rather, what matters dramatically is the threat it poses. Also, the central focus of the plot (hence the logline) sRead more
It raises more confusion than curiosity in my mind.
A “weapon like none other in history or fiction” strikes me as hyperbolic. Its novelty is not the point for the purpose of the plot; rather, what matters dramatically is the threat it poses.
Also, the central focus of the plot (hence the logline) should be the human element, the double agents, not the weapon. Ultimately, stories are about people, not props.
See lessA dying playboy has to expose the lying fianc? of a brilliant woman so she can find true love, but falls in love with her himself.
Why would the playboy want to rescue the woman -- before he's fallen in love with her? Why would he get involved in her personal life in the first place? What's the trigger, the inciting incident?
Why would the playboy want to rescue the woman — before he’s fallen in love with her? Why would he get involved in her personal life in the first place? What’s the trigger, the inciting incident?
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