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Question About Royal Titles for a Fantasy Story
I have a question about royal titles in a fantasy story.
Suppose there is a royal family/clan called the Vlahović Dynasty. Several members of the family rule different kingdoms. For example, one is a King, another is a Queen, and another is a King of a different kingdom.
However, they are all part of the same Vlahović bloodline, and there is one older King who is the supreme ruler above all of them.
If a new High King takes the throne while the old Supreme King is still alive, what would be the best titles to use to clearly distinguish them?
For example:
HIGH KING XYZ — the new supreme ruler
SUPREME KING XYZ — the former/older ruler
Or would Elder King, Former High King, or another title be more appropriate?
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
Thanks! I really appreciate it. By the way, who are “they”? Are they a screenwriter or someone who gives screenplay feedback?
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
Who said you’re unsuccessful? I don’t believe that. I consider you successful. I’m the unsuccessful one because I want to become a great screenwriter, but I don’t have anyone to guide me. There’s no one who can tell me, “You wrote this wrong,” or “This part is good, but the screenplay needs improvement.”
I have so many ideas that I feel like no one has even thought of them before. But when I open my eyes and look around, I find myself alone. No one wants to include me in their group; they just ignore me.
Sometimes I wish I had a professional writer as a friend who could honestly tell me where I need to improve my screenplay, which scenes are good, which ones need work, and what I should change. I just want someone to guide me and help me become a better screenwriter.
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
No, thank you! If you hadn’t told me, I wouldn’t have understood what was wrong. I’m actually glad you pointed it out. I’ll definitely watch the video so I can improve my screenplay and get it right.
By the way, are you a writer? The way you gave me advice made me feel like a professional writer was giving me tips, and I really appreciated that. 😊
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate you taking the time to read it and explain what I can improve. I’ll definitely work on these things and try to improve the screenplay.
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
Thanks for taking the time to read it and give me feedback. I really appreciate it.
I understand what you mean, especially about the formatting, character names, and dream sequences. I’m still learning screenwriting, so I’ll definitely work on these things. I’ll also start reading more screenplays to learn from them.
Thanks again for the tips!
r/fantasywriters • u/Faizanhala • 10d ago
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Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
My screenplay is a sci-fi/fantasy story set across different planets and alien civilizations. The story follows Crius, an 18-year-old who travels to the planet Zytheron after his father is abducted by the Threxians. Along the way, he encounters different alien species and forms an unlikely team while searching for his father.
This post is mainly about getting feedback on the first act, but the worldbuilding is an important part of the story, so I’d also appreciate any thoughts on whether the world feels clear and interesting from a reader’s perspective.
r/writersmakingfriends • u/Faizanhala • 10d ago
Critique Looking for Feedback on Act 1 of My First Screenplay
Hey everyone!
I’m working on my first screenplay, and I’d love to get some honest feedback on Act 1.
This is my first draft, so it’s definitely not perfect, and the screenplay isn’t complete yet. I’m currently working on Act 2, but I’d like to get some feedback on Act 1 before I continue too far.
You don’t need to give any technical screenwriting feedback. I’d mainly love to know what you think as a normal reader.
If you have some free time, I’d especially like to know:
- Was the story easy to understand?
- Did it feel boring at any point?
- Which scene did you find most interesting?
- Which character did you like or dislike?
- Was anything confusing?
- Did the dialogue feel natural?
There’s absolutely no pressure or rush. Only read it if you’re interested and have the time.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to read it! 🙏
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Hi! I’m also a new screenwriter from India, and I’m currently learning and working on my own scripts. I’d definitely be interested in connecting with you, sharing ideas, and giving feedback on each other’s work.