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  1. Posted: June 21, 2016In: Drama

    An overworked suburban mother and professional hit women, reaches breaking point as she struggles to juggle the work life balance.

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    Added an answer on June 21, 2016 at 9:58 am

    Is a little ambiguous whether this is the same person.? Maybe you could do something like -? "An overworked suburban mother who is a part-time hit woman - - " The close proximity of "struggle" and "juggle" is a bit of a tongue twister. With a common premise like this, it needs something to set it apRead more

    Is a little ambiguous whether this is the same person.? Maybe you could do something like -? “An overworked suburban mother who is a part-time hit woman – – ”

    The close proximity of “struggle” and “juggle” is a bit of a tongue twister.

    With a common premise like this, it needs something to set it apart from the rest.? Maybe by way of stakes. What’s at stake if she isn’t a hit woman?

    e.g.?? An overworked suburban mother must become a part-time hit woman when her child is abducted – – “

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  2. Posted: June 21, 2016In: Drama

    A family counselor must conceal her alcoholic secret from her friends and clients over her marriage turning soar.

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    Added an answer on June 21, 2016 at 9:17 am

    Looks like an interesting drama. ?? Do you mean "sour"?? I'd mention the marriage first - keep it chronological.? Then mention the alcohol concealment, but also tell us why she must hide it.? I'm guessing it's for professional reasons since she's a counselor, but give us more = stakes!

    Looks like an interesting drama. ?? Do you mean “sour”?? I’d mention the marriage first – keep it chronological.? Then mention the alcohol concealment, but also tell us why she must hide it.? I’m guessing it’s for professional reasons since she’s a counselor, but give us more = stakes!

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  3. Posted: March 8, 2016In: Drama

    After receiving his late mother?s camera, the outcast son wants to become a photographer, but once his older brother, the glorified heir, dies, the manipulative grandfather resorts to blackmail to force his own grandson to take over the farm.

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    Added an answer on March 8, 2016 at 1:24 pm

    I'm a little confused.? Why does the grandfather blackmail? If we know why the grandfather wants to blackmail it might make more sense.? Who is the main character? - the outcast son or the grandfather.

    I’m a little confused.? Why does the grandfather blackmail? If we know why the grandfather wants to blackmail it might make more sense.? Who is the main character? – the outcast son or the grandfather.

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