High Concept

Ironic Action:

'''The ironic action that takes place is the fact that Nikolas takes this young boy named Aries under his wing. Not only to protect him, but to teach him all that Nikolas knows. Aries naturally becomes obsessed with Nikolas’ theory about the wormhole, and grows to love science. Aries begins to grows an infatuation with Nikolas, looks up to him as a role model, and learns about all about metaphysics, philosophy, and from Nikolas. He learns about how Nikolas got to their dimension through something called a “wormhole” (in space and time), and that Nikolas was from the future. In the end, Nikolas sacrifices his own life to save Macks. Macks swore from that day on that he’d name his first born son after Nikolas; the great scientist that helped him achieve greatness and work through every day struggles, such as the zombie apocalypse. '''

'''Years later, Aries has a son named Nikolas. Macks is Nikolas’ father, who becomes a great scientist as an adult, and then teaches Nikolas what he was taught during the apocalypse. This is how our story loops back to the high concept idea and also explains Aristotle, Socrates, and Plato philosophy of existence and how destiny is predetermined, not at free will. '''

Ironic Location: (Right Meow) lol

'''The ironic location is a prestigious university in this world, and is equivalent to Oxford, Harvard, and MIT. The survivors decided to make this their base of operations, and use its old knowledge in order to help them build a better future. Located on the campus is The Corinthian Museum of History that will act as the actual HQ and is heavily influenced by Ancient Greek architecture. Here the group will live, sleep, cook, etc. '''

'''The ironic location is a prestigious university in this world, and is equivalent to Oxford, Harvard, and MIT. The survivors decided to make this their base of operations, and use its old knowledge in order to help them build a better future. Located on the campus is The Corinthian Museum of History that will act as the actual HQ and is heavily influenced by Ancient Greek architecture. Here the group will live, sleep, cook, etc.'''

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Grow the Group 

'''The groups involved in this story world are the zombies that have overtaken Planet Z, and the group of survivors, male and female, young and old, so everybody has somebody to relate to, which would become the audience’s favorite. When the audience can relate to the group, they begin to grow participation and engagement because their passion for encouraging these characters to survive spike interest and need for wanting more.'''