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  1. Posted: March 15, 2013

    Accused of a crime for revenge, a sensitive, feminine male struggles to keep his sanity while incarcerated in a small town county jail fully inhabited by a variety of unpredictable strangers.

    Tor Dollhouse
    Added an answer on March 15, 2013 at 7:14 pm

    "Behind bars in the presence of unpredictable company, a new age (occupation)** struggles to keep his sanity after being accused of (crime)**." Dont forget to give your hero an occupation. By using just gender, it could be anyone. Also be specific with the crime. This is a chance to hook the audiencRead more

    “Behind bars in the presence of unpredictable company, a new age (occupation)** struggles to keep his sanity after being accused of (crime)**.”

    Dont forget to give your hero an occupation. By using just gender, it could be anyone.

    Also be specific with the crime. This is a chance to hook the audience and be different.

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  2. Posted: March 15, 2013

    A tortured former artist, now a compassionate young counselor, has dedicated his life to helping other misfortunate souls. As the troubles of a difficult past continues to cause harm, another life he struggles harder to save is just as important to him as his own?

    Tor Dollhouse
    Added an answer on March 15, 2013 at 7:03 pm

    Heysa Tracy_J. "A tortured former artist..." & "...the troubles of his difficult past..." read identical. How about: "Haunted by a difficult past as a failed artist, a compassionate counselor struggles harder to save his own life when a patient needs him more than himself." The other life he isRead more

    Heysa Tracy_J.

    “A tortured former artist…” & “…the troubles of his difficult past…” read identical.

    How about:

    “Haunted by a difficult past as a failed artist, a compassionate counselor struggles harder to save his own life when a patient needs him more than himself.”

    The other life he is trying to save is important and should be the main feature as it feels like this is where a majority of act 2 will be and carrying your story.

    Hope this helps. 😀

    Tor

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  3. Posted: March 15, 2013In: Public

    Trapped inside a deadly house of mirrors, a copy-cat killer suffering double vision becomes the original killers next victim.

    Tor Dollhouse
    Added an answer on March 15, 2013 at 6:49 pm

    Heysa timmyelliot :D I always look forward to reading your comments !! "... suffering double vision." Is clunky and what I was having trouble with. Thanks for clearing up the passive hero situation too. Its an homage to the house of mirrors stalking, but with a new rewrite It can re-locate if need bRead more

    Heysa timmyelliot 😀

    I always look forward to reading your comments !!

    “… suffering double vision.” Is clunky and what I was having trouble with.

    Thanks for clearing up the passive hero situation too.

    Its an homage to the house of mirrors stalking, but with a new rewrite It can re-locate if need be.

    Your advice about the logline being the first act was something to define better.

    Happy writing.

    Tor.

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