Psychological

thriller

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Main protagonist Nathaniel has Heart failure He needs to get a fresh heart soon otherwise he will die. Policeman antagonist Jensen commits suicide but the investigation is left cold because the

evidence (body) is flawed as Nathaniel needs the heart. Nathaniel gets the heart and starts his normal life again. Shortly afterwards Nathaniel starts to see the Jensen in hallucination-like visions. Jensen just watches him and rarely talks. Nathaniel starts to take on the ‘policeman/investigator’ characteristic of Jensen through

the heart memory cells. Nathaniel tries to find out why Jensen ‘killed’ himself Jensen gives him small clues which lead to other clues The clues are changing the Nathaniel more and more into Jensen’s character each time

through traumatic or risky situations. At the end of the film, the last clue leads to the crime scene; Jensen's suicide place. Jensen’s character is slowly revealed to be a extremely twisted and evil man. Nathaniel is fighting himself to keep his personality instead of turning into Jensen, Nathaniel also needs to preserve the people around him from the monster he is turning

into. Nathaniel has one option to stop his suffering and to save those he cares about: Nathaniel jumps off of the building. After credits roll, another man is seen to be in need of a heart, and the doctor just says: ‘We

have found you a heart…’ This leaves it open for the amazing sequel.

Teenage protagonist- Donnie Darko, The Butterfly effect.

Ominous character only seen by the protagonist- Donnie Darko’s ‘Frank’ and The Machinist’s Ivan

The investigation idea- se7en

After many different ideas, I came up with one which sounds dramatic and fascinating yet relates completely to the plot.

I chose Memory Incarnate. Incarnate means ‘In Flesh’ which directly

links to the main antagonist.

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