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  1. Posted: November 10, 2020In: Family

    A screen-obsessed 11-year-old gets trapped inside the dusty book left to him by his Grandfather where he must learn to visualise the fairytale world around him, play through the story, and imagine his way to the very last page.

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    Replied to answer on November 10, 2020 at 9:23 am

    My thinking is that having a female-male protagonist pairing automatically doubles the potential audience in the youth demographic. (Maybe they are grandchildren of the book's owner.) It also enables the story to play off gender roles, behavior and archetypes for conflict (and comic relief). Like heRead more

    My thinking is that having a female-male protagonist pairing automatically doubles the potential audience in the youth demographic. (Maybe they are grandchildren of the book’s owner.)

    It also enables the story to play off gender roles, behavior and archetypes for conflict (and comic relief). Like he imagines/envisions his worst fear in the form of a dragon; she sees it as wolf. Or zombie versus vampire. Or all of the above and more. IOW: the dreaded, shadow “other” is a shapeshifter. He over-analyzes, mansplains everything. She trusts her intuition and emotions. (Or flip the tropes: she hits the pause button in every situation to over-analyze; he impulsively goes with his guts.)

    Whatever. Best wishes with the project.

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  2. Posted: November 10, 2020In: Family

    A screen-obsessed 11-year-old gets trapped inside the dusty book left to him by his Grandfather where he must learn to visualise the fairytale world around him, play through the story, and imagine his way to the very last page.

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    Added an answer on November 10, 2020 at 7:19 am

    Who/what is the primary antagonist/obstacle in the story world that must be overcome? Suggestion: Amp up the conflict with dual protagonists. A boy and girl must work together to get to the last page of the book -- and freedom. But they have diametrically different visions of how to proceed at everyRead more

    Who/what is the primary antagonist/obstacle in the story world that must be overcome?

    Suggestion: Amp up the conflict with dual protagonists. A boy and girl must work together to get to the last page of the book — and freedom. But they have diametrically different visions of how to proceed at every plot point. They argue over everything.

    Working title : Write of Passage.

    fwiw

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  3. Posted: October 30, 2020In: Examples

    When an illegal immigrant kills her sister, a misunderstood witch must stop the culprit from escaping back to her own land without paying for her crime.

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    Added an answer on October 31, 2020 at 1:13 am

    The Wizard of Oz, right?

    The Wizard of Oz, right?

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