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  1. Posted: September 30, 2020In: Action

    A lonely and renegade pigeon must abandon his reluctance and join the other park residents to expose a corrupt official, stop construction of the mall and save the old fountain, before the end of Independence Day.

    oscuro escriba Penpusher
    Replied to answer on October 1, 2020 at 10:12 am

    Well, Odie, maybe Action is wrong. Besides the motivation is not enough, another detail; it must be more personal than community water. Here, an emotional charge unites the protagonist with the destiny of the source. Maybe he was born there and that's the only thing that reminds him of a family. So,Read more

    Well, Odie, maybe Action is wrong. Besides the motivation is not enough, another detail; it must be more personal than community water. Here, an emotional charge unites the protagonist with the destiny of the source. Maybe he was born there and that’s the only thing that reminds him of a family.
    So, it could be: “save the old source, and settle accounts with the past.”
    I thought of Independence Day as the ideal setting to unmask the corrupt official and expose him

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  2. Posted: September 30, 2020In: Action

    A lonely and renegade pigeon must abandon his reluctance and join the other park residents to expose a corrupt official, stop construction of the mall and save the old fountain, before the end of Independence Day.

    oscuro escriba Penpusher
    Added an answer on September 30, 2020 at 11:39 pm

    Hola Richiev, si, lo sé. Quise variar el clásico principio "Cuando sucede..." y darle un enfoque diferente. Hay riesgos de que no resulte, ja ja! saludos!

    Hola Richiev, si, lo sé. Quise variar el clásico principio “Cuando sucede…” y darle un enfoque diferente. Hay riesgos de que no resulte, ja ja! saludos!

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  3. Posted: September 28, 2020In: Coming of Age

    A witty young man resists showing affection, but when his old friend turns out to be in dire need, he must let his emotional guard down.

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    Replied to answer on September 30, 2020 at 4:44 am

    That is the place for poetry. and subtlety. there may be great drama there. The hero's journey is to overcome his own emotional limitation. It would help to dress the character in a trait that places him at the start of his arc. I don't know if "a witty young man" is clear enough. I would bet on somRead more

    That is the place for poetry. and subtlety. there may be great drama there. The hero’s journey is to overcome his own emotional limitation. It would help to dress the character in a trait that places him at the start of his arc. I don’t know if “a witty young man” is clear enough. I would bet on something more affirmative: “a young man obsessed with success” or “an eloquent salesman”

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