Extremely Close Yet Awfully Far short
#Drama
By
eliah
miller
A coming-of-age where Isaiah is caught between leaving with girlfriend Jade and embarking on an uncertain future or leaving Jade behind and any chances of a life together.
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Summary
2 Reviews |
6 pages |
3 years ago
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Draft 1
Hi everyone! I want to note this is a ROUGH first draft. But I am looking for someone to give me an honest opinion and thoughts on the ending. I am working with someone who is suggesting that the main character's desire seems to want to break up with his girlfriend, and the ending leaves him unlikeable and unclear. I disagree. I think it's visible that he does not want to break up with her out of dislike or disdain but out of fear, and I see his efforts as redeemable, even if the ending is sad.
I am seeking another writer's opinion. I would appreciate it deeply.
NOTE: again, this is a rough first draft to simply get it on "paper," although the ending is the most crucial feedback I am looking for. I am also looking for anything else you may want to suggest or any other feedback you wish to add.
I am seeking another writer's opinion. I would appreciate it deeply.
NOTE: again, this is a rough first draft to simply get it on "paper," although the ending is the most crucial feedback I am looking for. I am also looking for anything else you may want to suggest or any other feedback you wish to add.
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Jade was an excellent leading character, and I understood her wants and needs clearly. Zay was a bit harder to read, and I think to make him feel more realistic and his choices feel justified, you need to either show a softer side to him or give the audience more backstory on their relationship. For a rough draft, it's well formatted and very easy to read. It leaves me wanting more! Did Zay really leave her? Is he coming back? It's juicy!
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The story drives on the idea of a deliberate emotional separation by one of the characters that will lead to a poignant ending. However, I believe that the dialogs do not do a proper justice that would lift the story up in terms of a heart-wrenching conclusion. Nonetheless, the intention behind this script is novel as it attempts to deliver a touching story about two people parting ways in just six pages. But, somewhere, it lacks the emotional qu...
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