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Acting in concert, birds start attacking people for no apparent reason.
Tony Edward: Are you familiar with "The Moral Premise" by Stanley D. Williams?
Tony Edward:
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Acting in concert, birds start attacking people for no apparent reason.
Tony: As usual, you raise some interesting issues. And I wish I had the time to respond in full. But I don't. So for now I will opine that I am not so sure the conventional formulation of the moral premise works for "Gladiator". I hope we can explore this further as time permits.
Tony:
As usual, you raise some interesting issues. And I wish I had the time to respond in full. But I don’t. So for now I will opine that I am not so sure the conventional formulation of the moral premise works for “Gladiator”. I hope we can explore this further as time permits.
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You already have a fascinating character + an intriguing situation, a strong two-fer. Go for a three-fer? Well, the three-fer you posted is a not only longer, but a little awkward. And if it's a 'secret', my gut reaction is to save the reveal for the pitch. fwiw
You already have a fascinating character + an intriguing situation, a strong two-fer. Go for a three-fer? Well, the three-fer you posted is a not only longer, but a little awkward. And if it’s a ‘secret’, my gut reaction is to save the reveal for the pitch.
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