Core Narrative 1

## **CORRESPONDING MACRO-STORY BEAT: Monkey Wrench**

In the beginning America was approaching a turning point in
its society. Donald Trump became President and swiftly started to disassemble
presidential norms and morals in order to create a new authoritarian state.

But during that same time a group of doctors now popularly
known as “The Disciples” came up with a serum to prevent natural death in all
humans. Therefore, eradicating all sickness thus giving humans a sort of
immortality. The only way humans can die is by unnatural causes and accidents
(i.e. murder, car accident, massive physical trauma). The doctors were heralded
as the second coming of Christ and promptly distracted the general public from
legislative moves The President was making and repealing on a daily basis.

The combination of this amazing new
discovery and The Government asserting itself in the daily lives of its
inhabitants causes a start of events that will impact not only the country but
the world. Leaving some citizens to take action in the following years as this
new monumental discovery shows its very harsh consequences.

## **MAIN SUPPORTING CHARACTERS W/ DESCRIPTIONS:**

**Dr. Reeves:** Apart of team to come up with the
God Particle, Tall slender white male with glasses, passionate about his work
with his supervisor Dr. Lyon. Graduated Johns Hopkins University and is
unapologetic when it comes to the damaged he may have caused.

**Dr. Perez:** Apart of team to come up with the
God Particle, Short Latino male with wavy hair, Immigrated from Guatemala and
worked hard to be a Doctor in America, Worked with Dr. Lyon at his previous
hospital and was the longest known doctor working on the God Particle.

**Dr. Jackson:** Apart of team to come up with
the God Particle, Young, intelligent and hardworking African American woman,
Previously involved with cancer research and her initial research with cancer
patients was used to come up with the first trial of the God Particle. Very
friendly, understanding and approachable personality

## **PRIMARY LOCATIONS WITH DESCRIPTIONS):**

**Laboratory 1**: Massive bright white laboratory
used to harvest the serum. Filled with very expensive medical equipment funded
by one very rich, very anonymous donor. Main location as this story is mostly
about the creation of the serum and implementation.

**The White House**: Massive Government building
where the President lives and works. Shows the inside life of senior staff that
go in and out in order to pass laws that continue to erode at what is
considered normal in American society.

**Oval Office**: The President’s office in the
White House. Oval shaped office where all major decisions and meeting take
place.

**ADDITIVE**
COMPREHENSION: **Gives fans the introduction into how**
this world was created and the steps that lead up to the near dystopian society
that ends up plaguing the nation.

## **TARGET MARKET:**

18-34 year olds, Sci-Fi Lovers, Alternate World Lovers,
Fictional Franchise Lovers, Star Wars Fans, Game of Thrones fans, Lord of the
Rings fans, 1984 fans

## **THOROUGH DESCRIPTION OF THEIR MEDIA HABITS:**

Fans of other fictional franchises are known
to be loyal to their product. They want to find any new additive comprehension
they can get from the developer and are willing to look for that new
information anywhere. Fans are known to post on message boards, make blog
posts, create fan fiction about their favorite characters, create fan art and
even going as far as making fan created storyworlds to eventually be adopted.
All of this fans do on the internet or in some way engaging in a form of
creativity to express their ideas and understanding of what happened and
express their ideas of what is to come.

## **WHY IT WORKS IN THIS MEDIUM:**

With initial stories told fans are going
to want more. By starting in Act 2 we leave a whole lot open about what lead up
to the events of Act 2 and that is where the book comes in. To satisfy the
needs of hungry fans everywhere.

## **WHY IT WORKS IN THIS Platform**:

As have been previously discovered you don’t really need a big name
distributor to get your content out there. Some New York Times bestsellers were
originally uploaded to Amazon and word of mouth propelled that to their
newspaper. Platforms are changing especially during this time of consumer
empowerment.