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  1. Posted: January 22, 2019In: Thriller

    When a new long range torpedo is fired and goes missing, a submarine commander must find the torpedo before it finds a target and starts a war.

    Knightrider Mentor
    Added an answer on January 25, 2019 at 7:50 pm

    Yep, as others have mentioned needs more info. Even if it was connected to systems that detect threats, which are being built today, and it determined that its creators were the threat. My only other thing, which maybe is explained in story, is: If the missisle picks it?s target and goes for it, wouRead more

    Yep, as others have mentioned needs more info. Even if it was connected to systems that detect threats, which are being built today, and it determined that its creators were the threat.

    My only other thing, which maybe is explained in story, is: If the missisle picks it?s target and goes for it, would a submarine actually have any chance of stopping it? Wouldn?t it be going too fast under water or be out of the water?

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  2. Posted: January 7, 2019In: Thriller

    When society devolves into chaos after the electric grid collapses, an immoral celebrity survivalist leads a group of defrauded fans to defend his remote compound from a ruthless gang of killers who are out to kill him and his family.

    Dkpough1 Uberwriter
    Added an answer on January 11, 2019 at 3:58 am

    "An immoral celebrity survivalist must convince a group of his defrauded fans to defend his remote compound from a ruthless gang of killers after the electric grid collapses and society devolves into chaos." (33 words) and "When society devolves into chaos after the electric grid collapses, an immorRead more

    “An immoral celebrity survivalist must convince a group of his defrauded fans to defend his remote compound from a ruthless gang of killers after the electric grid collapses and society devolves into chaos.” (33 words)
    and
    “When society devolves into chaos after the electric grid collapses, an immoral celebrity survivalist leads a group of defrauded fans to defend his remote compound from a ruthless gang of killers who are out to kill him and his family.” (40 words)

    I think the goal and inciting incident lack a causal relationship. It seems like there’s a step missing, between the event described and the cause of forming the goal. You could easily change the goal to many different things. Change “defend his remote compound from a ruthless gang of killers who are out to kill him and his family.” to “reach destination.” It still works. That’s not how an inciting incident should work.
    If you take a look at this:?https://www.keepwriting.com/tsc/magnificent7plotpoints.htm
    It defines two terms: ‘Catalyst’ and ‘Big Event’. The ‘Catalyst’ is similar to what we refer to as the inciting incident, but it’s not the event which forces the protagonist? into the main conflict. If you examine these plot points, the event which we refer to as inciting incident should be what the ‘Big Event’ is.
    In fact, I think this link:?https://thewritepractice.com/inciting-incident/?describes it better.

    Looking at your attempt,
    Inciting incident: “When society devolves into chaos after the electric grid collapses”
    Climax: Showdown between gang and protagonist. —-> Huh? How is this an inevitable outcome from the inciting incident? So, what you’ve described above is the ‘Catalyst’.

    To fix this, you must find a way to work in the background of the society’s situation. Does the gang cause the electric grid to collapse? Also, the goal described in the logline should define an ending. “defend his compound” could go on until he dies. Defend it?until? what?

    After the gang that collapsed the electric grid raids his home, an immoral celebrity survivalist must lead a group of fans to defend his remote compound and defeat the attackers. (30 words).

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  3. Posted: December 19, 2018In: Thriller

    After the corrupt Mayor and tyrannical business owner of a small village accidentially shoots a young Vampire during a hunting trip, the normally peaceful and hidden vampire family leaves the forrest to seek revenge for their dead kid.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on December 21, 2018 at 5:46 pm

    Vampires seeking revenge sounds like something that's already been done. Is there a twist you could throw into the mix?

    Vampires seeking revenge sounds like something that’s already been done. Is there a twist you could throw into the mix?

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