Tio_Narratore
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Sorry I've been MIA, but I've had to spend the day on a historical research project I'm involved with.
Yes, third person, and beta reading is a good idea for continuity and proofing.
I'm fond of the idea of ambiguity - the crew is just acting naturally, for them, but it does seem a tad vampirish to others, so maybe they are (just please don't let them sparkle in sunlight and display teen-age angst). Whether actual vampires or not, I think the film should be oriented towards being empathetic to Bathory, not that she was innocent, but justifying the deeds as actually good. I'm largely against mind control; it's far too convenient. Seduction and suggestion are far better in my telling of things, and would fit in with the theme of the film: here's another way to see/feel/do things, and isn't it good?
Enough rambling for now; I'm open to play whatever chapter I'm assigned by our esteemed leader.
Yes, third person, and beta reading is a good idea for continuity and proofing.
I'm fond of the idea of ambiguity - the crew is just acting naturally, for them, but it does seem a tad vampirish to others, so maybe they are (just please don't let them sparkle in sunlight and display teen-age angst). Whether actual vampires or not, I think the film should be oriented towards being empathetic to Bathory, not that she was innocent, but justifying the deeds as actually good. I'm largely against mind control; it's far too convenient. Seduction and suggestion are far better in my telling of things, and would fit in with the theme of the film: here's another way to see/feel/do things, and isn't it good?
Enough rambling for now; I'm open to play whatever chapter I'm assigned by our esteemed leader.