IN: What happens next?

The man sits down in a lawn chair and enjoys the day. The man screws a nozzle onto a propane tank and fuels the fire with it. the fire

OPTIONS:
- grows higher and the man gestures to the workers.
- is put out with a bucket of water and covered in earth.
- dies down a bit and the fire is barely visible in the distance.
- stops and the camera zooms out into the woods.

OUT: is put out with a bucket of water and covered in earth.

IN: What happens next?

Jamaican woman is running really fast in a race track and make a big jump into the dust and grets women sitting on chairs. report card

OPTIONS:
- is being shown on front a man running and finish the race.
- and celebration again, woman is front row the runners and some other people is running behind her is watching her jump too.
- is in a paper cup going to a computer and everything.
- is shown in screen.

OUT: is shown in screen.

IN: What happens next?

How to turn a friend into a lover
Understand the risks.
Before you sit down to have a conversation with your friend about your relationship and where it's going, understand the risks involved in asking to change your friendship into a romantic relationship. Your friend could feel the same, but they might not.

OPTIONS:
- Your decision to break up may be the final decision that they will take. The reason you need to decide whether or not to ask your friend out is a personal decision, and that choice is yours alone.
- Unfortunately, friendship is built on hearts and feelings, as well as the others'. Your friend might become jealous, and this could lead to unwarranted platonic affection.
- You need to prepare for your friend not to feel the way you do. When assessing the risks you should also decide how you will react to your friend's potential response.
- It's perfectly normal for a friend to find out about some of the pros and cons of getting into a relationship, and ultimately, it's a decision. Think about what you want out of the friendship.

OUT:
You need to prepare for your friend not to feel the way you do. When assessing the risks you should also decide how you will react to your friend's potential response.