prompter: Write the main points of a script for a post-apocalyptic film that does not glorify individualism and inter-group violence.

assistant: Here's are several plot points for a script for a post-apocalyptic film. The key themes laid out for this movie idea include teamwork, perseverance, patience, and innovation.

1. Human civilization worldwide is in disarray as power grids have collapsed.
2. There is much speculation among survivors as to why this occurred, but no one has found any answers.
3. The bulk of initial riots and conflict have simmered down during the timeline this film takes place.
4. Tyler Renz, a 12 year old boy, takes a keen interest in electronics. His parents are foragers who frequently travel to ransacked, collapsed cities for supplies and who also have taken on a small farm.
5. Tyler, despite his interests, is frequently discouraged by friends and family for his gift and talents in studying electronics.
6. Tyler's goal is to reinvent the power generator, motivated not only to get back at his friends and family who dissuaded him, but also to help return the world into its former glory. His motivation may be selfish at first, but his character develops and grows throughout the plot.
7. The boy decides to venture off on his own into the desolated city, searching around for spare parts to help him achieve his goal. It's dangerous, and he has to avoid roaming bands of armed looters. He finds components and old books to study and learn from. 
8. Kevin Lorenz, a 36 year old man, captures the boy with his band of thugs. However, it soon is revealed they're reasonable group who is just trying to survive, mistaken the boy as a theif.
9. Once he learns about Tyler's motivation, Kevin agrees to help him, taking him under his wing as he too has similar goals.
10. The plot will reveal Kevin's wife was killed while being treated in a hospital when the grid collapse happened.
11. Tyler's father gathers a group to find his son. This will lead to a standoff between Kevin and the Father.
12. Before a gun is even fired, a bunch of lights miraculously light up, revealing Tyler's success.

assistant: Sure, here are the main points for a script based your requirements:
 
Setting: A post-apocalyptic world where the environment has been destroyed and resources are scarce.

Characters:

* Jack, a 28-year-old father who has been protecting his family since the apocalypse. He is determined to keep them alive and protect their limited resources.
* Maria, a 33-year-old survivor who has been living in a small community of survivors. She is desperate to find a way to help her community and make a difference.
* Marcus, a 40-year-old former soldier who has been living on his own since his own group collapsed. He is a skilled fighter and has a strong sense of justice.

Conflict: Jack, Maria, and Marcus are forced to come together when resources in their communities start dwindling. Seeking to avoid conflict, the three characters must put aside their differences and work together to find a new home where their groups can co-exist.

Themes:

* The importance of community and cooperation in a world where resources are scarce.
* What it takes to Persevere in a harsh environment and to keep going.
* The power of hope and the possibility of a better future.

assistant: Perhaps a classic narrative of man vs nature is in order, a world turned inside out is gonna have weather that's clearly angrier than any human can hope to be, the story could take place in a massive nomadic caravan where everyone sticks as close together as possible to try and live another day even by the skin of their teeth, could be just a usual ground caravan that's just a massive group of people or it could have some kind of giant rolling mobile city in the middle, a testament to collective human ingenuity in the face of adversity.

if possible the story could focus between multiple main characters rather than just one or two and those characters could be spread out maybe, telling the story and struggles of the everyday man, woman and or child to do their part in the survival of the caravan, there will be moments of great tragedy, sacrifice and hardship that will push these characters to their breaking point or strain relationships between them. 

the end goal could be them eventually finding a bigger non-nomadic enclave, maybe even big enough to stir visions of humanity's past splendor and settling in or all these separate characters eventually meeting and finding a nice area, maybe one with positively miraculous amounts of resources, the message goes down the caravan and the last of humanity finally settles down to rebuild civilization.