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  1. Posted: October 27, 2024In: Fantasy

    After becoming the sole survivor of his adventuring party a barbarian now protects the town’s children by slaying the monsters under their beds. But when a rise in monster attacks threatens everyone, he must overcome his survivor’s guilt and PTSD to save the town.

    Myron Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 19, 2024 at 4:23 am

    Sounds like an interesting concept. Good stuff Perhaps the two sentences could be shortened and still accomplish the goal. For example: After becoming the sole survivor of his adventuring party, a barbarian with PTSD must save the town's orphans by slaying the monsters under their beds. I assumed thRead more

    Sounds like an interesting concept. Good stuff

    Perhaps the two sentences could be shortened and still accomplish the goal. For example:

    After becoming the sole survivor of his adventuring party, a barbarian with PTSD must save the town’s orphans by slaying the monsters under their beds.

    I assumed the children were orphans. I hope to see the final script!

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  2. Posted: September 5, 2012In: Public

    A violent gangster turns vigilante when his young son is murdered, but when he executes an undercover cop, his operation backfires.

    Myron Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 19, 2024 at 4:02 am

    This is an interesting story. I appreciate the process in this forum, to help writers work through their ideas. I think the original was good. Regarding the word "grooming" used in the later version, it didn't strike me as a negative, when I read it. I hope we get to read the script when you finishRead more

    This is an interesting story. I appreciate the process in this forum, to help writers work through their ideas.

    I think the original was good.

    Regarding the word “grooming” used in the later version, it didn’t strike me as a negative, when I read it. I hope we get to read the script when you finish it!

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