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Hi Outline.
Hello World!..... hello??.... World... well allllright.
There never was anything to say, the world was full of illusion, the only thing that truly existed was non existence.
The fat lazy dog was not impressed, resented the intrusion and vowed to seek a long, painful revenge.
The fat lazy dog sat up lethargically, mumbled a low unwelcoming "woof" and proceeded to slobber all over himself.
The fat lazy dog is revealed to be a samurai, who's been out of commision for years. He is NOT to be feared!
"My name is Earl, the Pearl," the quck brown fox replied. "I do not fear you! You are an embarrassment to the samurai nation!"
The quick brown fox is secretly a ninja working on behalf of a sinister organization of house cats, dedicated to the
overthrow of lazy dogs worldwide. He whistles, oh so quietly, to his cohorts hiding in the bushes.
Silently, the fat, lazy, drooling dog is dragged off into the horizon and out of sight by members of the S.O.O.H.C. and was never seen again...
Suddenly a man appears. He shoots the fox, skins it, and a few hours later a few miles away someone is munching a doner kebab which tastes a bit foxy...
The woman eating it turns to the waiter and asks " ¿El zorro marrón rápido saltó sobre el perro perezoso?"
The fox escaped from the zoo.
He sure did.
Characters do some things then there are credits and everyone leaves the theatre, content with their ticket purchase.
(A man with pearly white jeans and a red T-shirt waltzes into a dimly lit room, chanting gibberish again and again)
Man: "Dude. The book was SO better." (he disappears into the night, leaving carrots in his midst.)
Not too long afterward the night disappears. Leaving the carrots.
The carrots then join an online dating service without posting a photo on their profile.
Bye Dad
Then all the writers realized they didn't need to read all the way down to this line before getting the gist of the example. And yet something compelled them to write onward...
because they wanted to hear about my love on the French riviera.
French...Rivieria...No no no no. I-I-I don't think so...
That certain someone munching on the donor kebab realizes, "Oh, my God, this DOES taste a bit foxy, indeed!," then tosses it into the nearest garbage disposal.
A rather delusional and and (a tad bit) perverted hobo limps by the disposal a few days later, and decides that "maybe, perhaps, I should find myself a little snick-snack."
I have nothing to say so I shall say "..."
If there ever was a Lilliputian who was meant for death and rebirth in a care bear-dominated society, complete with chocolate highways and candy corn street lights, then it was most certainly NOT Harold Dagby.
For sure, I'm diggin' this.
OK, so this is cool, but it's NOT an outline. It doesn't seem to have ANY outlining capabilities at all! This should be called "synopsis" or "summary" or something. Words have meanings. You're catering to writers. Respect the words.
Um Okay? I was hoping to find a screenplay writing software to actually make screenplays. I guess not.
