Thursday, 31 January 2013

Synopsis - 200 Word Treatment

A coming-of-age drama about a boy in his late teens (Charlie) who suffers from Fantasy Prone Personality yet aspires to become a writer. He lives with his family in Oxford. His brother, Dion, has taken the duty of having his brother be friends with his own friends due to his condition making it hard to make friends. His brother is a few years older attending a local art college and has friends who live locally in a student house with many of them sharing. Dion offers Charlie drugs that will ‘augment creativity’ as he is having problems writing. When taking the drug this proves to be correct, yet his condition enhances the surrealism of the drug thus often making it difficult to differentiate with reality and his trips. Charlie becomes more indulged in the drug as it does in fact make his writing better. One trip Charlie sees Dion in harm, leading him to depression, yet this is just a faction of surrealism/FPP condition creating this alternate reality. Concluding the narrative, Charlie realises that the drug is dangerous and writes about his events of the drug, making a successfully selling story - 191 words.



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