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A washed up marine wakes up to discover his consciousness trapped in a virtual prison with only 72 hours to escape and prevent a secretive government programme using his real world self to commit mass muder.
When a ruthless assassin infects his consciousness, an ex-marine must... That seems to be substance of the inciting incident. But I'm not sure what he must do after that. "Confronting his tragic past" would be seem to be his subjective need, what he will need to ultimately resolve in order to achievRead more
When a ruthless assassin infects his consciousness, an ex-marine must…
That seems to be substance of the inciting incident. But I’m not sure what he must do after that.
“Confronting his tragic past” would be seem to be his subjective need, what he will need to ultimately resolve in order to achieve his objective goal. (His subjective need looks backward, but an objective goal looks forward.)
But in the here and now, he has a more urgent need than whatever is in his past: he must confront and overcome the infectious assassin.
What’s the assassin motive and plan? Why has he infected the ex-marine? This particular ex-marine?
What must the ex-marine do about it? What are the stakes: what if the ex-marine fails?
Is there a ticking clock?
See lessWith the hope of regaining his former life, a prison councillor and functioning drug addict vows to help a psychologically damaged inmate deal with his past abuse as a subject in a 15 year drug trial.
A prison counselor struggles to help an inmate recover from the ravages of an unauthorized drug experiment while struggling to recover from the ravages of his own drug addiction. (I presume the counselor is his own worst enemy, his addiction is his antagonist.)
A prison counselor struggles to help an inmate recover from the ravages of an unauthorized drug experiment while struggling to recover from the ravages of his own drug addiction.
(I presume the counselor is his own worst enemy, his addiction is his antagonist.)
See lessWith the hope of regaining his former life, a prison councillor and functioning drug addict vows to help a psychologically damaged inmate deal with his past abuse as a subject in a 15 year drug trial.
A prison counselor struggles to help an inmate recover from the ravages of an unauthorized drug experiment while struggling to recover from the ravages of his own drug addiction. (I presume the counselor is his own worst enemy, his addiction is his antagonist.)
A prison counselor struggles to help an inmate recover from the ravages of an unauthorized drug experiment while struggling to recover from the ravages of his own drug addiction.
(I presume the counselor is his own worst enemy, his addiction is his antagonist.)
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