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When troubled teen takes control of a crashed alien craft, he decides to fly it to London to prevent his girlfriend from cheating on him. With a secret government agency and a massing alien army in hot pursuit, he must choose between saving his relationship and saving the world.
Correction: no-brainer.
Correction: no-brainer.
See lessWhen troubled teen takes control of a crashed alien craft, he decides to fly it to London to prevent his girlfriend from cheating on him. With a secret government agency and a massing alien army in hot pursuit, he must choose between saving his relationship and saving the world.
"he must choose between saving his relationship and saving the world" It's always good to put the protagonist in the crossfire of a dilemma but as written his choice seems like a no-brainel. What's so special about a girl who's about to cheat on him that he has to think longer than a New York nanoseRead more
“he must choose between saving his relationship and saving the world”
It’s always good to put the protagonist in the crossfire of a dilemma but as written his choice seems like a no-brainel. What’s so special about a girl who’s about to cheat on him that he has to think longer than a New York nanosecond what to do? Save the world — dump the girl.
IOW: it doesn’t seem to be a real dilemma. A real dilemma has two choices both equally desirable and/or necessary — but the character can only choose one at the price of forfeiting the other.
See lessA college photography student who discovers terrifying images of ghostly children in her shots of an abandoned amusement park races to uncover a decades-old mystery to save her son from the vengeful spirits.
But, once again, what is the cause-and-effect link between her investigation and the risk to her son? Why does the former put the latter in jeopardy?
But, once again, what is the cause-and-effect link between her investigation and the risk to her son? Why does the former put the latter in jeopardy?
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