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a) Immediately -
In this song, I (Sweeny) attempt to find sanity in a situations where everything I have been
(objective/intention)
working for has been practically torn away from me within a few short moments. As the
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piece progress I have to attempt hold on to my last shreds of humanity as it's ripped away
in your answer. Your
from me layer by layer until there's nothing left but a shell of a soul.
immediate intention is
usually one of many
steps toward your
super objective. ie “in
the song”
b) Overall
(super objective) Kill Judge Turpin, get revenge, save daughter.
What does the
character want more
than anything else in
life? Usually linked to
the overall outcome of
the narrative.
a) Specific obstacles in
Judge Turpin storms out of my parlor, thanks to Anthony's outburst, ruining my shot
relation to a) above
b) Specific obstacles in Judge Turpin is a hard man to find/ access. Have to build reputation to get to him.
relation to b) above
The freedom of my only daughter, and avenging of my presumably murdered wife among being falsely imprisoned.
5. Who am I?
6. Where am I?
Identify:
a) Country England
b) City London
c) Town ^^^
d) Neighborhood Fleet Street
e) Building 186
f) Room Upper Floor
a) Year 1846
b) Season Fall
c) Day Wednesday(?)
d) Minute 3:00 (?)
e) Significance of It's the long awaited appointment with Judge Turpin
the time
obsessed, dark, morbidly charming in a strange way (Lovett), fatherly in a weird way.
13. What words or phrases immediately spring to mind about your character?
14. What situations in your own life parallel or have paralleled the situations your character faces?
me being at my literal mental breaking point due to the mania/ psychosis caused by faulty medication and constant bullying
Judge Turpin storms out of the barbershop saying he will never return again, and he will send Johanna off to where she will never see the light of day again.