# scenetext
## polti:Situation:based on '36 dramatic situations' by G. Polti
1:Supplication:The Supplicant is chased, harmed or otherwise threatened by the Persecutor and begs for help from the Power in Authority. (Andromeda / Robin Hood)
2:Deliverance:The unfortunate has caused a conflict, and the threatener is to carry out justice, but the rescuer saves the unfortunate. (Ifigenia in Tauride, Deliverance)
3:Crime pursued by vengeance:The criminal commits a crime that will not see justice, so the avenger seeks justice by punishing the criminal. (The Count of Monte Cristo)
4:Vengeance taken for kin upon kin:Two entities, the Guilty and the Avenging Kinsmen, are put into conflict over wrongdoing to the Victim, who is allied to both. (Hamlet)
5:Pursuit:The fugitive flees punishment for a misunderstood conflict. (The Fugitive)
6:Disaster:The vanquished power falls from their place after being defeated by the victorious enemy or being informed of such a defeat by the messenger. (Agamemnon)
7:Falling prey to cruelty/misfortune:The unfortunate suffers from misfortune and/or at the hands of the master. (Faust)
8:Revolt:The tyrant, a cruel power, is plotted against by the conspirator. (Antigone, Julius Caesar)
9:Daring enterprise:The bold leader takes the object from the adversary by overpowering the adversary. (Queste del Saint Graal)
10:Abduction:The abductor takes the abducted from the guardian. (Helen of Troy)
11:The enigma:The interrogator poses a problem to the seeker and gives a seeker better ability to reach the seeker's goals. (Oedipus and the Sphinx / Miss Marple)
12:Obtaining:The solicitor is at odds with the adversary who refuses to give the solicitor an object in the possession of the adversary, or an arbitrator decides who gets the object desired by opposing parties (the solicitor and the adversary). (Apple of Discord)
13:Enmity of kin:The Malevolent Kinsman and the Hated or a second Malevolent Kinsman conspire together. (As You Like It)
14:Rivalry of kin:The Object of Rivalry chooses the Preferred Kinsman over the Rejected Kinsman. (Wuthering Heights)
15:Murderous adultery:Two Adulterers conspire to kill the Betrayed Spouse. (Clytemnestra and Aegisthus)
16:Madness:A person becomes temporarily Mad, losing control and harming the Victim. (Jack the Ripper)
17:Fatal imprudence:The Imprudent, by neglect or ignorance, loses the Object Lost or wrongs the Victim. (Jurassic Park)
18:Involuntary crimes of love:The Lover and the Beloved have unknowingly broken a taboo through their romantic relationship, and the Revealer reveals this to them. (Oedipus and Jocasta)
19:Slaying of kin unrecognized:The Slayer kills the Unrecognized Victim. (Oedipus and Laius)
20:Self-sacrifice for an ideal:The Hero sacrifices the Person or Thing for their Ideal, which is then taken by the Creditor. (Braveheart)
21:Self-sacrifice for kindred:The Hero gives up something in order to help a relative or friend. (Life is Beautiful)
22:All sacrificed for a passion:A Lover sacrifices a Person or Thing for the Object of their Passion, which is then lost forever. (Superman II)
23:Necessity of sacrificing loved ones:The Hero wrongs the Beloved Victim because of the Necessity for their Sacrifice. (28 Days Later)
24:Rivalry of superior and inferior:The Superior Rival is set against an Inferior Rival, both vying for the Object of Rivalry. (David and Goliath)
25:Adultery:The Deceived Spouse is cuckolded by Two Adulterers, one the partner of the Deceived Spouse.
26:Crimes of love:The Lover loves the Beloved, but this love is illicit in some way, breaking social codes. (Lolita)
27:Discovery of the dishonour of a loved one:The Discoverer discovers the wrongdoing committed by the Guilty One. (Mulan)
28:Obstacles to love:Two Lovers want to be together, but they are prevented from doing so by some difficult Obstacle. (Romeo andt Juliet)
29:An enemy loved:The allied Lover and Hater have diametrically opposed attitudes towards the Beloved Enemy. (Romeo and Juliet)
30:Ambition:The Ambitious Person seeks the Thing Coveted and is opposed by the Adversary. (Macbeth)
31:Conflict with a god:The Mortal challenges the Immortal. (The Truman Show)
32:Mistaken jealousy:The Jealous One falls victim to the Cause or the Author of the Mistake and becomes jealous of the Object and becomes conflicted with the Supposed Accomplice. (Othello)
33:Erroneous judgment:The Mistaken One makes some judgment about or is suspicious about the Victim, instead of the Guilty Person. (The Count of Monte Christo)
34:Remorse:The Culprit wrongs the Victim or commits the Sin, and is at odds with the Interrogator who seeks to understand the situation. (Crime and Punishment)
35:Recovery of a lost one:The Seeker looks for and finds the One Found. (Taken)
36:Loss of loved ones:The killing of the Kinsman Slain by the Executioner is witnessed by the Kinsman. (Gladiator)

## stage:Stage:inspired by Christopher Vogler in 'A Practical Guide to The Hero with a Thousand Faces'
1:The Ordinary World:the hero is seen in their everyday life.
2:The Call to Adventure:the initiating incident of the story.
3:Refusal of the Call:the hero experiences some hesitation to answer the call.
4:Meeting with the Mentor:the hero gains the supplies, knowledge, and confidence needed to commence the adventure.
5:Crossing the First Threshold:the hero commits wholeheartedly to the adventure.
6:Tests, Allies, and Enemies:the hero explores the special world, faces trial, and makes friends and enemies.
7:Approach to the Innermost Cave:the hero nears the center of the story and the special world.
8:The Ordeal:the hero faces the greatest challenge yet and experiences death and rebirth.
9:Reward:the hero experiences the consequences of surviving death.
10:The Road Back:the hero returns to the ordinary world or continues to an ultimate destination.
11:The Resurrection:the hero experiences a final moment of death and rebirth so they are pure when they reenter the ordinary world.
12:Return with the Elixir:the hero returns with something to improve the ordinary world.

## step:Step:Steps of the snowflakes method
1:1-Summarize in one sentence:summarize the general subject of the story in one sentence.
2:2-Summarize in one paragraph:summarize the story in five or six sentences (half a page).
3:3-Introduce the main characters (simply list them):introduce each main character.
3.1:3.1-Summarize the characters simply:summarize each character in one simple sentence.
3.2:3.2-Detailed summary of the characters:summarize in 5 or 6 sentences each character.
4:4-Detail the synopsis:detail each sentence of step 2 in a full paragraph, equivalent to one page.
5:5-Describe the plot:describe and summarize the plot, on page for the main characters, more basic for the secondary characters.
6:6-Develop the synopsis:expand the synopsis of step 4 to four or five pages.
7:7-Detail the characters:detail each character, with background and synopsis. Use the character wizard if necessary.
8:8-Write down the list of scenes:summarize each scene in one sentence.
9:9-Write the scenes:detail each scene.

# person
## physic:Physic:Physical characteristics of the person
eyes:Eyes:Black; Brown; Green; Blue
hair:Hair:Black; Brown; Auburn; Blond; Red; White
mouth:Mouth:Describe the mouth.
nose:Nose:Describe the nose.
ears:Ears:Describe the ears.
hands:Hands:Broad; Narrow; Fine; Long
body:Body:Describe the general appearance of the body.
heavy:Heavyweight:Describe the corpulence.
height:Height" len="5:Give the size (in inches).
weight:Weight" len="5:Give the weight (in pounds).

## behaviour:Behaviour:Behaviour, Attitude and Relations
behaviour:Behaviour:Describe the character's behaviour: way of looking, laughing, talking, crying, walking, dressing, drinking, eating.
attitudes:Attitudes:Describe the attitudes of the person : state of mind towards objects, actions, other persons or groups.
relations:Relations:Describe relationships with partner(s), family, friends, classmates, co-workers.

## psychology:Psychology:Psychology, Religion and Opinions
psychology:Psychology:Describe all psychological aspects of the character.
beliefs:Beliefs:Describe religious beliefs.
opinions:Opinions:Describe the character's religious beliefs, political opinions.
passions:Passions:Describe the character's passions, hobbies, obsessions.
vices:Vices:Describe vices and vertues.

## george:George:Elizabeth George: the five importants caractéristics
need:Central need:description of the central need(s): to be competent, to do one's duty, to belong, excitement or so call 'vital flow', authenticity, to be right at all costs, living in excitement
pressure:Pressure:what he does when he is under pressure: some potential pathological approaches observable in human beings: hallucinations, obsessions, irresistible impulses, addictions, denial, hysteria, hypochondria, illness, aggressive behaviors towards others or turned against oneself, manias and phobias" />
sexuality:Sexuality:The way to deal with sexuality
past:Past:Something from the past that had a huge impact
quest:Quest:What he wants in the story: to set a goal for each character in a given scene.

# item
## description:Description
type:Type:Weapon;Tool;Object of nature;Technological object;Animal;Vegetable;Mineral;Other
shape:Shape:Square;Rectangular;Oval;Round/circular;Triangular;Spherical;Other
details:Details:shape details (example: Lying, Short, ...)
size:Size:description of size or dimensions.
material:Material:description of the material, or materials.
color:Color(s):description of the color, or colors.
history:History:what is the history of this item?

## aspects:Aspects
aspect:Aspect:description of appearance and consistency (hard, soft, thorny, smooth, etc.).
use:Use:description of use, function, utility.
emotion:Emotions:what are the dominant emotions that can be felt, or felt by the main characters, in relation to this item?
analogies:Analogies:analogies to use to describe the object.

# location
## description:Description
colors:Colors:dominant color(s)
season:Season:Summer;Autumn;Winter;Spring;Undefiend
landscape:Landscape:City;Montain;Country;Sea;Lake shore;Riverside;Other
history:History:what is the history of this place?

## aspects:Aspects
ambience:General ambience:describe briefly the atmosphere (e.g. dark and scary, bright and joyful, etc...).
emotion:Emotions:what are the dominant emotions that can be felt, or felt by the main characters, in relation to this place?
