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Inverse Proposal

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Inverse Proposal

Source excerpt ↗ 04:28

I want to do an inverse musical.; where the characters are just sort of dialoguing their emotions and then break out into like; exposition and plot.

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Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 04:45

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Example Question

Question / challenge

And you give like an example?

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Inverse Refusal

No, I do not. I haven't written the play yet.

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Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 04:52

Inverse Examples

There's a big emotional moment that they're just talking through. They're yelling or something,; then screaming, and then they go away. And some guy's just singing about how you like,; can't turn on the TV.; I've got to drive to the school today.

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  • Ryan: “There's a big emotional moment that they're just talking through. They're yelling or something, then screaming, and then they go away. And some guy's just singing about how you like, can't turn on the TV.”
  • Curtis: “I've got to drive to the school today. Yeah, stuff like that.”
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