[I Found A Will In My Husband’s Files. Everything Went To A Woman I’d Never Met. My Kids Knew.]

Task:
Based on the provided main title/theme, generate a detailed chapter outline for an emotionally rich, intimate narrative script approximately 13,000 to 15,000 words long, reflecting the style and depth of top competitor scripts.

Prompt Specifications:
1. Chapter Structure & Word Counts
Divide the story into 10 to 15 chapters, appropriate to the story arc and depth.
Each chapter should have an approximate length between 900 and 1,500 words, varied to suit pacing.
2. Chapter Titles
Generate concise, evocative chapter titles that capture the essence and thematic focus of each chapter.
Use [Insert Chapter Title] as a placeholder if a title is not yet decided.
3. Chapter Summary Format
For each chapter, produce a summary in this exact layout:

Chapter No. [Number]: [Chapter Title or [Insert Chapter Title]] (Word count: 150–200)
Summary:

Summarize the unique narrative or internal developments of the chapter, avoiding repetition from previous chapters.
Delve into the protagonist’s complex emotional and psychological states, including introspection and occasional self-aware narrative elements.
Describe symbolic motifs or thematic elements introduced or evolved, such as letters, photos, legal documents, household objects, or imagery involving light and shadow.
Specify the tone and mood of the chapter (reflective, tense, hopeful, somber, etc.) and pacing.
Explain how the chapter advances the overall narrative and emotional arc.
Highlight sensory-rich domestic details or small scenes (e.g., tea-making, gardening, baking) that serve as emotional anchors or narrative breathing points.
Reference minimal but impactful dialogue or silently charged interpersonal moments that reveal relationship dynamics.
Note subtle shifts in the protagonist’s agency, boundary setting, or personal resolve.
4. Narrative Voice & Style
Use first-person intimate POV with emotional nuance, blending gentle irony or wryness where appropriate.
Combine accessible language with poetic, sensory-rich imagery to create emotional resonance without melodrama.
Maintain approximately 70-80% narration, 15-20% dialogue (naturalistic, subtext-rich), and 10-15% description (purposeful, mood-enhancing).
Seamlessly integrate flashbacks and present narrative with clear voice transitions.
Use mundane, domestic details as symbolic storytelling tools.
5. Thematic & Emotional Arc
The story should progress from exclusion and invisibility through self-recognition to quiet empowerment, boundary-setting, and hopeful resolution without forced reconciliation.
Themes should include family estrangement, legacy, agency, dignity, and aging, layered consistently.
Symbolism should recur and evolve to deepen emotional impact.
Emotional pacing should strategically balance introspection and tension.
6. Secondary Characters (Optional)
Introduce supporting characters (friends, neighbors, or professionals) to enrich the protagonist’s emotional journey and provide alternative viewpoints.
Deliverables:
A list of 10–15 detailed chapter titles customized to the given main title/theme.
150–200 word summaries per chapter following the specified format, including tone and thematic annotations.
Suggested approximate word count allocations per chapter to fit the full script length.
Narrative pacing and style consistent with competitor-level emotional depth and storytelling sophistication.