The Press

A long time ago in college Rhett had a studio buddy and a whole board of stories with only comic strips to fulfill them. Rhett became close with his colleague with late night discussions, but split due to Rhett's complex character building and eventual loss of humor. Rhett moves on in life past his partner to become a best selling author and experiences independence as he dominates the world with his books, politics, and even comedy. In his middle ages, Rhett and his daughter move to a cabin in Duluth, Minnesota to carry on a better writing environment and simplistic way of life. Soon enough, Rhett realizes his characters have experienced the world without him, as if they're more popular than him and didn't pay any credit that's due. His daughter Carmen starts making stories and traits of a character him and his friend made freshmen year that was a hit in the papers for decades. His friend finally grabs his attention and invites him over to his studio for brainstorming and inspiration.