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To win the affections of the dean’s daughter, a bad boy rich kid has until graduation to get accepted into a snooty club, in order to prove his worth.
Dpg. Some ideas you've given me... - Perhaps that's her arc. She starts off passive/weak-willed? - The father could forbid the protagonist behind her back. He "secretly" forbids the protagonist. When the dean's father secretly forbids him from marrying his daughter, a bad boy rich kid has until gradRead more
Dpg.
Some ideas you’ve given me…
– Perhaps that’s her arc. She starts off passive/weak-willed?
– The father could forbid the protagonist behind her back. He “secretly” forbids the protagonist.
When the dean’s father secretly forbids him from marrying his daughter, a bad boy rich kid has until graduation to get accepted into a snooty club, in order to prove his worth.
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I mean - I do like the idea of this "snooty club" not letting in girls and minorities and this tradition is destroyed by the end. Reminds me of that DIFFERENT STROKES episode.
I mean – I do like the idea of this “snooty club” not letting in girls and minorities and this tradition is destroyed by the end.
Reminds me of that DIFFERENT STROKES episode.
See lessTo win the affections of the dean’s daughter, a bad boy rich kid has until graduation to get accepted into a snooty club, in order to prove his worth.
There's nothing stopping the couple from being progressive. (I never mentioned the daughter is passive. Perhaps she feels entirely above this "man nonsense". Perhaps the old dean is so locked in his ways - he'll cut her off, etc.) It could be progressive vs traditional/trapped in the past/narrow/repRead more
There’s nothing stopping the couple from being progressive. (I never mentioned the daughter is passive. Perhaps she feels entirely above this “man nonsense”. Perhaps the old dean is so locked in his ways – he’ll cut her off, etc.)
It could be progressive vs traditional/trapped in the past/narrow/repressed.
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