a girl with some past childhood trauma, who has always been hiding her emotions and true feelings, finally confronts her mother about the trauma and how her parents' complicated relationship made things difficult.
1) How this got past the first fifteen where formatting is supposed to be checked is beyond me. This isn't a screenplay at all. The first thing you need to do is learn how to format a screenplay.
2) This is filled with misspellings, poor punctuation (worse than mine).
3) You need to start slow and end strong. Build to the reveal of abuse.
4) Watch videos of real victims speaking about their trauma and PTSD. Nothing in this rings true.
Kaitlynn Dawn Prescott is one week away from a wedding she had in her mind since she was 15. Every thing is set. All that’s left is her fiancé and groomsmen to fly from California, and her step father from Puerto Rico. What could go wrong? It’s Sunday, September 10, 2001.
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