In a 500-word scene, have one
character teach another character something that changes the teacher. But this exercise asks you to go another step
beyond the first layer of reality. It
should teach you how to play with more than one level in your fiction. The teacher learning something from her
student is surprising, though not so unusual as you may think. The audience is moved by Rose’s tragic
learning curve in the movie Titanic.
Imagine how much more interesting the film might have been had Jack
learned something from what he taught Rose, rather than simply dying
handsomely.
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some ideas...
-a prejudiced white teacher in a school of a black neighborhood
-a math teacher and a young math prodigy
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some ideas...
-a prejudiced white teacher in a school of a black neighborhood
-a math teacher and a young math prodigy
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