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An ethics prof and family man must prove his rehabilitation to a court-appointed psychiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity and committed to a mental asylum.
"After his rape conviction is deferred on the grounds of temporary insanity, a kind ethics professor must prove his rehabilitation to a depressed psychiatrist to avoid being committed."
“After his rape conviction is deferred on the grounds of temporary insanity, a kind ethics professor must prove his rehabilitation to a depressed psychiatrist to avoid being committed.”
See lessA spirited daughter of Italian immigrants experiences first love while battling family disapproval and a massive tank of molasses that threatens to demolish her Boston neighborhood.
Normally I would agree, however, the massive tank of molasses is kinda what hooks me to the story.
Normally I would agree, however, the massive tank of molasses is kinda what hooks me to the story.
See lessA NewEngland nurse finds herself in the center of a medical genetic ethics clash while caring for her patients – a story of modern medicine and another of ancient Mayan healing, unfold side by side, weaving togehter in this medical science fiction thriller.
I think two things would help improve this logline First: Adding a goal for the lead character into the logline; what does the lead character want to accomplish? Second: You should add stakes to the logline. You describe this as an adventure thriller, which implies there are steaks, but a 'debate' dRead more
I think two things would help improve this logline
First: Adding a goal for the lead character into the logline; what does the lead character want to accomplish?
Second: You should add stakes to the logline. You describe this as an adventure thriller, which implies there are steaks, but a ‘debate’ doesn’t imply stakes. What happens if the lead character loses the debate? (Whether an actual debate or metaphorical debate)
Anyway, when the lead character ‘finds’ herself in the debate, this should cause her to have a goal, and there should be consequences if she fails to accomplish her goal.
Hope that helps
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