I seem to having an issue with my premise; it changed quite a few times from the discussion module. I am trying to get the needed information in it, without over doing it. In my opinion this was the hardest part.
Truby has some writing exercises in the back of his chapters that I did that helped me.
The start of exercise one is to make a premise list. Here's my premise list.
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With new laws and security measures, a girl
moves back to her homeland to have her life completely turned around.
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Unbeknownst to J, the chip injected inside of
her as a new law is not the kind of chip she thought it was.
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Belonging to a “hero” that was part of a law
enforcement agency, the chip injected in J causes life changing problems for a
lot of people.
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A company makes a slip up when it injects a chip
into J that previously belonged to a “hero”.
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An unknown chip injected into J, causes a
company to have a civil war amongst themselves and her, only for J to become a
“familiar” hero.
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A carefree girl is injected a life-altering chip
of an old hero that leads her to discover the truth about the “Purple Lights”.
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I am not really sure which one to go with, but I think I'm leaning towards these two:
- An unknown chip injected into J, causes a company to have a civil war amongst themselves and her, only for J to become a “familiar” hero.
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A carefree girl is injected a life-altering chip
of an old hero that leads her to discover the truth about the “Purple Lights”.
I want to call the story Purple Lights so I think the last one makes sense. I'm open for some help.
I am quite happy that we are using Truby's book in this class. Now that I am done with the 22 steps I realize how easy it will be to get my story going. Well it won't be easy but I have a detailed story idea now thanks to this book!
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