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When a deadly wave of Coronavirus disables most of the United States and his wife, the workaholic President must retreat to a secluded area and raise his six-year-old son alone while guiding the entire nation. In the process he learns that the former task may be harder than the latter.
Thank you! Good thinking about making it "COVID-24" I prefer the (fictional) President to be male because of the father-son bond....
Thank you! Good thinking about making it “COVID-24” I prefer the (fictional) President to be male because of the father-son bond….
See lessIn the aftermath of a school shooting, a victim’s non-athletic father who has given up on life finds meaning in coaching his dead son’s basketball team to the championships.
I like that point about using basketball to distract them, but they really have to learn to deal with their loss.... it's a good midpoint.... I'll consider that for the Internal Goal part of the story....
I like that point about using basketball to distract them, but they really have to learn to deal with their loss…. it’s a good midpoint…. I’ll consider that for the Internal Goal part of the story….
See lessIn the aftermath of a school shooting, a victim’s non-athletic father who has given up on life finds meaning in coaching his dead son’s basketball team to the championships.
I hear what you're saying about the third act reveal, but I disagree about the end of winning the championship. I see winning a championship as underdogs a great metaphor for overcoming everything if you work as a community, the exact lesson communities learn after a mass tragedy. In addition, eachRead more
I hear what you’re saying about the third act reveal, but I disagree about the end of winning the championship. I see winning a championship as underdogs a great metaphor for overcoming everything if you work as a community, the exact lesson communities learn after a mass tragedy. In addition, each character on the team will start their arc as broken in some way from the shooting and through winning the tournament regain their dignity and past selves.
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