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  1. Posted: January 2, 2020In: Comedy

    When a high school reunion brings together a group of female friends, they use the night to complete their unfinished and outdated high school bucket list before they part ways again.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on January 2, 2020 at 11:50 am

    kcguru: Another thought. If it's an ensemble story you want to tell (versus focusing on one main character) than the bucket lists can't be all about doing the same thing.? Ensemble plots work best when they involve stories told in counterpoint, that is, with complementary and contrasting story threaRead more

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    Another thought. If it’s an ensemble story you want to tell (versus focusing on one main character) than the bucket lists can’t be all about doing the same thing.? Ensemble plots work best when they involve stories told in counterpoint, that is, with complementary and contrasting story threads playing off each other and? oriented around one central theme.

    One too-obvious story thread is about a character who takes a risk or breaks a rule she didn’t have the guts to take as a teen.? Okay, but that would be more effectively told if played against a story thread about a character who had the guts to take all kinds of risks, break all the rules in high school — and now she wants to make amends for the damage her reckless behavior caused.

    fwiw

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  2. Posted: December 27, 2019In: Comedy

    An awkward, shy and self-conscious woman must learn to dance salsa with her old crush, for her best friend’s wedding

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    Added an answer on December 28, 2019 at 5:49 am

    Why MUST she dance with her old crush??? What's are the stakes?? What is lost if she refuses to dance with him?

    Why MUST she dance with her old crush??? What’s are the stakes?? What is lost if she refuses to dance with him?

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  3. Posted: December 25, 2019In: Comedy

    When a misogynistic Indian husband loses his IT job, he is forced to work in a team reporting to his wife in her organisation, to pay for mortgage.

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    Added an answer on December 27, 2019 at 9:50 am

    One little thing that may add is to specify what his wife's company is - for example - is it some sort of feminine manufacturing product, or cleaning service or something that would also conflict with his conception of being a man. Otherwise, sounds like a good idea.

    One little thing that may add is to specify what his wife’s company is – for example – is it some sort of feminine manufacturing product, or cleaning service or something that would also conflict with his conception of being a man. Otherwise, sounds like a good idea.

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