Leaning towards: “An ethics professor must prove his rehabilitation to the prosecution's physiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity”
Leaning towards: “An ethics professor must prove his rehabilitation to the prosecution’s physiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity”
Leaning towards: “A comfortable upper-class family must decide [ACTION/GOAL] when a wounded African American BLM protestor seeks refuge. Thinking aloud - the “wanted for murder” plot point is good ACT II fodder – when we (audience) have an investment into your premise and these characters. Keep goinRead more
Leaning towards: “A comfortable upper-class family must decide [ACTION/GOAL] when a wounded African American BLM protestor seeks refuge.
Thinking aloud – the “wanted for murder” plot point is good ACT II fodder – when we (audience) have an investment into your premise and these characters.
Borrowing your 'heist experience' ;) "An intrepid engineering student must unravel a ‘heist experience’ email when discovering he inadvertently orchestrated a real casino robbery"
Borrowing your ‘heist experience’ 😉
“An intrepid engineering student must unravel a ‘heist experience’ email when discovering he inadvertently orchestrated a real casino robbery”
An ethics prof and family man must prove his rehabilitation to a court-appointed psychiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity and committed to a mental asylum.
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Leaning towards: “An ethics professor must prove his rehabilitation to the prosecution's physiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity”
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A wounded African American man seeking refuge from BLM riots appears at the door of a rich family. After taking him in, he appears on the news as wanted for murder and the family must decide if he was framed, or face the consequences of harboring a murderer.
Odie
Leaning towards: “A comfortable upper-class family must decide [ACTION/GOAL] when a wounded African American BLM protestor seeks refuge. Thinking aloud - the “wanted for murder” plot point is good ACT II fodder – when we (audience) have an investment into your premise and these characters. Keep goinRead more
Leaning towards:
“A comfortable upper-class family must decide [ACTION/GOAL] when a wounded African American BLM protestor seeks refuge.
Thinking aloud – the “wanted for murder” plot point is good ACT II fodder – when we (audience) have an investment into your premise and these characters.
Keep going!
See lessAfter receiving an email to partake in a heist experience, an intrepid engineering student and his friends must work out how to rob a casino; but when they discover the heist is real, they must find the creators and expose them before they’re caught.
Odie
Borrowing your 'heist experience' ;) "An intrepid engineering student must unravel a ‘heist experience’ email when discovering he inadvertently orchestrated a real casino robbery"
Borrowing your ‘heist experience’ 😉
“An intrepid engineering student must unravel a ‘heist experience’ email when discovering he inadvertently orchestrated a real casino robbery”
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