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  1. Posted: January 8, 2020In: Horror

    Introverted twins move to a new town where they endure (racially motivated) harassment; one finally decided to fight back.

    Trix Samurai
    Added an answer on January 9, 2020 at 12:43 am

    I agree with everything mikepedley85 said. ? Also: Consider starting your logline with the breaking point moment - wouldn't that be a more natural inciting incident than the town move? Why would ?one twin react when the other hits their breaking point? ?Surely the breaking point must then either beRead more

    I agree with everything mikepedley85 said. ? Also:

    • Consider starting your logline with the breaking point moment – wouldn’t that be a more natural inciting incident than the town move?
    • Why would ?one twin react when the other hits their breaking point? ?Surely the breaking point must then either be for them both, or for the one who is pushed?
    • What is the racial motivation? ?One minority against another? White against black (or indeed, vice versa)?
    • What is their goal? ?Justice? Retribution? Legal?
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  2. Posted: January 3, 2020In: Examples

    When a man wakes up in an unfamiliar bar with no memories, he is compelled to solve the mystery and reconsider his own relationship with death.

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    Added an answer on January 7, 2020 at 2:59 am

    A couple of thoughts I hope are useful: Do you need 'unfamiliar' bar if he's lost his memory? 'his own relationship with death' sounds like the emphasis is on 'own' - if so, why? Who else is there? And how does getting his memory back relate to his mortality?

    A couple of thoughts I hope are useful:

    • Do you need ‘unfamiliar’ bar if he’s lost his memory?
    • ‘his own relationship with death’ sounds like the emphasis is on ‘own’ – if so, why? Who else is there? And how does getting his memory back relate to his mortality?
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