I Fly Away : A Character Driven Drama That Shines With Imagination

Betty (His foster mother) had asked him to get a towel from the closet, and he did what she asked but somehow there was urine on the towel and she decided to blame him. Then she followed him into the back bedroom and accused him of “pissing in the linen closet” but he had not done such thing. Then she took a heavy brush and swung it at him, hitting his forehead, he then fell on the floor with everything around him spinning. She then decided to keep swinging the brush at him, he tried to use his arms as a shield but they were too slow to respond, when she was done hitting him with the brush, she then began kicking him until he had blood gushing from his forehead and onto his body. She stopped when she noticed the blood, she forced him to walk to the sink (kicking him up). His head didn't stop bleeding so she had no other choice but to take him to the hospital, and made him explain how “ he had fallen out of a shopping

The script features many strengths. While there are some very smart story choices, there are also areas of

There’s no doubt that the highlight of this script is the characters. Each of the core characters is unique and quirky. It’s easy to like the protagonist, Amy, even though she’s highly flawed.

The opening scene doesn’t immediately capture the interest of the audience. It’s a bit cliché. He sings and sleeps with a woman, but it doesn’t excite the audience.

The story is a “slice of life,” in which we watch a dotting mother’s preparations for the birthday of her son. The very same day of the celebration, however, her son was knocked down by a vehicle and, upon falling later in a coma, was taken to a hospital. The rest of the story describes the anguish and inner state of the mother.

I think the writer has created an exhilarating and beguile story that will immediately hook an audience and tether them to Marian’s character. The best parts about this script were its witty and humorous dialogue, character dynamics, structural development, and concept. Riddled with rising tension, mystery and a continuous presence of skepticism and fear of Marian’s secret being discovered, the writer does a great job of keeping the audience in the dark about the plot until the last second. I really enjoyed watching Dale’s skepticism dissolve away as he began to look into Marian’s past as his character also came across as a control freak.

While there are definite strengths, the script would benefit from more development. The areas that are worth discussing are the structure, tone, and tension, as well as additional character development and dialogue.

The script currently offers both strengths and weaknesses. The areas that are worth discussing include the structure, tension, pace, as well as some further character development. The ending is another area that will be reviewed.

forced to believe that his mother had died from a heart attack. Even though such events

The script also offers a cast of eccentric characters. The tone is light-hearted and it’s easy to root for the protagonist.

The slapstick style of the finale of the story in particular was brilliantly hilarious. The mechanicals and Bottom continuously make the audience laugh. The laughs are universal, as is the story. The actors bring depth and heart, while keeping the audience in stitches throughout the

The characters seem to be funny and can be serious. The main character is a funny and appealing person. The other characters like the mother and father and serious about what happens. All the characters are likable.

The first rule to writing a great script is having and original and exciting concept and this movie

I liked the movie for the reason that it has many lessons. It is also fun to watch even though it is a long movie. There are scenes that will make you laugh, there are scenes that will make you cry, and there are scenes that will make you think.

Elizabeth thought her Mother was sad that her Grandma was sick. She hadn’t been well for a long time. The doctors had given her medicine to make her feel better and she was allowed to go home and relax.