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  1. Posted: September 11, 2018In: Coming of Age

    A rich-turned-poor senior student at an elite Manhattan prep school becomes desperate for her dream college-tuition money, so she?s forced to take a miserable long hours-low pay job at the Coney Island?s rundown amusement park.

    Layal Penpusher
    Added an answer on September 13, 2018 at 5:54 am

    fwiw: Thanks for your feedback again! you're extremely helpful. I may try to pack her fathers financial ruin in the first 2 minutes of the film (I'd have to try to figure out exactly how) but I also like the less dramatic scenario that you suggested. It's possible i may change my story to that - I lRead more

    fwiw:

    Thanks for your feedback again! you’re extremely helpful. I may try to pack her fathers financial ruin in the first 2 minutes of the film (I’d have to try to figure out exactly how) but I also like the less dramatic scenario that you suggested. It’s possible i may change my story to that – I like that its a simple cause (her dad wants to teach her value of hard work) with a good motive for her (she has to get a job soher dad can pay for tuition), as well as with the peer pressure from her friends – the only thing is that I don’t want it to seem like she is a negative character, as though she is being punished that she has to get a job. She’s a good girl thats unintentionally spoiled.

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    When a daughter of an affluent family is challenged on the value of hard work, she is forced to take a miserable job at the run-down amusement park to prove herself.

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  2. Posted: September 11, 2018In: Coming of Age

    A rich-turned-poor senior student at an elite Manhattan prep school becomes desperate for her dream college-tuition money, so she?s forced to take a miserable long hours-low pay job at the Coney Island?s rundown amusement park.

    Layal Penpusher
    Added an answer on September 11, 2018 at 11:53 am

    A senior student at an elite Manhattan prep school finds out her father has been involved in a massive business scandal, leaving her financially bankrupt and disgraced. Nearing the end of the year, she becomes desperate for her dream college-tuition money, so she?s forced to take a miserable long hoRead more

    A senior student at an elite Manhattan prep school finds out her father has been involved in a massive business scandal, leaving her financially bankrupt and disgraced. Nearing the end of the year, she becomes desperate for her dream college-tuition money, so she?s forced to take a miserable long hours-low pay job at the Coney Island?s rundown amusement park.

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