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or maybe....the protags were already dead all along...?

or maybe....the protags were already dead all along...?

 

isnt that the plot of The Sixth Sense though

 

or maybe....the protags were already dead all along...?

 

isnt that the plot of The Sixth Sense though

 

drats, i thought i had come up with an original shocking and non cliche ending of my own. this is hard!

I'm pretty sure that second bullet is just about every action movie ever, so definitely a cliche after all.

 

~B~

• spontaneous claymation sequence that tells you how the story resolves instead of showing you

RANDOM DANCE PARTY FOR NO REASON!

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Everyone goes for a nap cause the adventure is really exhausting and they totally oversleep

Everyone goes for a nap cause the adventure is really exhausting and they totally oversleep

That's the ending to a bunch of fantasy series stories. Along with overeating. 

So in essence terrible writing. Okay then.

So in essence terrible writing. Okay then.

 

---joke--->

 

your head

I was going to make a joke about Michael Bay using the second one, but then I got distracted because you used the accent mark in "cliché" and I was so happy I stopped

I was going to make a joke about Michael Bay using the second one, but then I got distracted because you used the accent mark in "cliché" and I was so happy I stopped

 

i set my computer to international keyboard for D&D (it was all fun and games naming my character Hjördís until I had to type it myself) so I figured I no longer have any excuse not to.

One more: the final book in a four book series ends with the protagonist being transported back in time to the beginning of the first book, thus ensuring the narrative never concludes, but rather circles around endlessly.

*insert Ted Dekker's The Circle Series here*

The original idea is (sort of) kind of a cool idea, imo, even though you were just joking. Like, Scream pulled it off, giving Drew Barrymore top billing and having her murdered right from the start. Sort of poking fun at the "big name actress final girl" idea.

 

Anyway I'd like to see something like this--a story where all synopses and such hint that it's a story about the hero, but it's actually about the villain after they overcome the villain in the first half.

 

Alternatively -- a damsel in distress whose superhero boyfriend dies early on and she inherits his powers? But all the publicity just shows the costumed hero or something.

 

Something like that. Bait and switch the viewers. If not necessarily the gimmick with the most integrity, it'd be kind of cool to trick an audience like that.