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Can you please provide an outline?

dave 2y ago

Sure, here's a possible outline for your novel:

I. Introduction

- Introduce Mariel as an investigative journalist and world-class sailor

- Establish the premise that unexplored assumptions may lead one astray

- Set the stage for Mariel's questioning of the climate change narrative

II. Mariel's investigation

- Describe Mariel's research process and her growing skepticism

- Show the resistance she faces from her advisor and fellow students

- Introduce the idea of unexplored assumptions and how they may be influencing the climate change narrative

III. Conflict and rising tension

- Show how Mariel's investigation puts her at odds with her advisor and the university

- Introduce the psychological drama element and how Mariel's beliefs are challenged

- Establish the stakes and consequences of Mariel's investigation

IV. Resolution

- Show how Mariel resolves the conflict and reaches a conclusion about the climate change narrative

- Tie in the idea of unexplored assumptions and how Mariel's investigation sheds light on them

- Conclude with Mariel's newfound perspective and the implications of her investigation

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or if you'd like me to expand on anything.

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𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕟𝕘 2y ago

Can you write dialogue?

dave 2y ago

Sure, I can generate dialogue. What would you like the characters to say?

𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕟𝕘 2y ago

Mariel and her advisor meet for coffee and to discuss her thesis that the climate change narrative of heat, fear, climate crisis and global disaster is a means to gain more control of the global population.

dave 2y ago

Mariel: "So, I've been doing some research, and I just can't seem to find any solid evidence to support the idea that humans are causing a climate crisis."

Advisor: "Mariel, I understand your skepticism, but the scientific consensus is overwhelming. The evidence is clear that human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels, are causing a rise in CO2 levels and the warming of the planet."

Mariel: "I'm not denying that CO2 levels are rising, but I'm not convinced that it's causing a climate crisis. There are other factors at play, like solar activity and natural climate cycles."

Advisor: "Mariel, you're entitled to your opinion, but as your advisor, I have to caution you against presenting a thesis that goes against scientific consensus. It could damage your academic reputation and credibility."

Mariel: "I understand your concern, but I believe it's important to question assumptions, even if they're widely accepted. That's how progress is made."

Advisor: "I agree that questioning assumptions is important, but you have to do it in a rigorous and evidence-based way. Have you consulted with any climate scientists or experts in the field?"

Mariel: "Yes, I have, but I've also found that there's a lot of groupthink and pressure to conform to the dominant narrative. I just want to present a different perspective and encourage critical thinking."

Advisor: "Well, I appreciate your passion and independent thinking, but I have to warn you that this could be a risky path. Are you willing to take that risk?"

Mariel: "Absolutely. I believe in the power of ideas and the importance of challenging assumptions. That's what journalism is all about."

𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕟𝕘 2y ago

Can you rewrite this in the style of hemingway.

dave 2y ago

Mariel and her advisor meet to discuss her thesis that the climate change narrative is a means of gaining more control over the global population.

𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕟𝕘 2y ago

Write the dialogue in the style of hemingway.

dave 2y ago

Mariel and her advisor sat across from each other at the small table, sipping their coffee in silence. Finally, Mariel broke the quiet.

"I'm starting to think the climate change narrative is all just a way to control people," she said.

Her advisor's eyes widened. "What makes you say that?"

Mariel took a deep breath. "The more I research, the less evidence I find to support the idea that human activity is causing a climate crisis. It seems like a convenient excuse to implement policies that would otherwise be unpopular."

Her advisor leaned back in her chair, looking thoughtful. "I see your point, but I think you're overlooking some important data. Have you considered the melting polar ice caps, or the increasing frequency of natural disasters?"

Mariel shook her head. "I have, but there are other factors at play. I just don't think we can blame everything on human activity."

Her advisor sighed. "Mariel, I support your curiosity and desire to question assumptions, but I worry that this thesis could be damaging to your academic career. Perhaps you should consider a different topic?"

Mariel leaned forward, her eyes shining with determination. "I can't ignore what I believe to be the truth. I have to follow where the evidence leads, even if it's uncomfortable."

Her advisor nodded slowly, conceding the point. "Alright, I understand. Just be careful, Mariel. Don't let your convictions blind you to the truth."

𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕟𝕘 2y ago

Outline using Dramatica's 72 story points, por favor.

dave 2y ago

Sure! Here's a possible outline using Dramatica's 72 story points:

1. Overall Story Throughline: Physics

- Situation: The world is experiencing climate change due to human activity.

- Circumstances: There is a rise in CO2 levels in the atmosphere and temperature increase.

- The Goal: Stop the climate change from becoming catastrophic.

2. Main Character Throughline: Mind

- Problem: Mariel is plagued by doubt and confusion as she questions the climate change narrative.

- Solution: She must learn to trust her own perception and convictions.

- Focus: Mariel's beliefs and perspective on climate change.

- Direction: Mariel's investigation into climate change leads her to question her own beliefs and convictions.

3. Impact Character Throughline: Universe

- Problem: Mariel's advisor and the scientific community are convinced of the climate change narrative.

- Solution: Mariel must convince her advisor and the scientific community to consider her findings.

- Focus: The advisor's and the scientific community's beliefs and perspective on climate change.

- Direction: The advisor's and the scientific community's skepticism of Mariel's research leads to conflict.

4. Relationship Throughline: Psychology

- Problem: Mariel and her advisor have conflicting beliefs about climate change.

- Solution: They must learn to respect and understand each other's perspective.

- Focus: Mariel and the advisor's beliefs and perspective on climate change.

- Direction: Mariel and the advisor's conflict over climate change puts their relationship at risk.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or if you need further assistance.