The Photoplay Writer
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The police are pursuing and the others will not stop the boat. The thief sinks out of sight in the water.
Now, we have accounted for the drowned man and for the mistaken identity. But where is Jack that he does not deny the false report? We must have him away from the city, in some place where he will not see the daily papers. Suppose we take him up to a logging camp in the moun- tains. Our big climax, we have settled, is to be an unex- pected meeting between Jack and his parents, who sup- pose... him to be dead. We cannot go straight to that end, for that would make the play too short and lacking in in- terest and suspense. We must create conflict and suspense. What obstacle can we introduce to make trouble for Jack? We might have another character say a cousin, Bert who is jealous of Jack and in love with the girl, May. This cousin also expects to inherit from Jack's father, so he is glad on every count that Jack is out of the way. We must plan the scenes that lead to our big climax. For that rea- son, we'll have Jack's parents, Bert, and May go to a bungalow in the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The police are pursuing and the others will not stop the boat. The thief sinks out of sight in the water.
Now, we have accounted for the drowned man and for the mistaken identity. But where is Jack that he does not deny the false report? We must have him away from the city, in some place where he will not see the daily papers. Suppose we take him up to a logging camp in the moun- tains. Our big climax, we have settled, is to be an unex- pected meeting between Jack and his parents, who sup- pose... him to be dead. We cannot go straight to that end, for that would make the play too short and lacking in in- terest and suspense. We must create conflict and suspense. What obstacle can we introduce to make trouble for Jack? We might have another character say a cousin, Bert who is jealous of Jack and in love with the girl, May. This cousin also expects to inherit from Jack's father, so he is glad on every count that Jack is out of the way. We must plan the scenes that lead to our big climax. For that rea- son, we'll have Jack's parents, Bert, and May go to a bungalow in the mountains.
What to read after The Photoplay Writer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leona Radnor to read onlineMoreLess
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