Shatter

Shatter

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Science Fiction
It's the year 2157, and the world is much like our modern day, except for one, insignificant detail...... The Earth is immensely over-populated, and the Governments of the world will stop at nothing until their world has reached perfection, whatever the cost. In an attempt to regain control of our numbers, a fool-proof plan has been devised- The Lottery of Life. Everyone has a number, but to get picked definitely isn't a prize, not in this day and age. When for one innocent family 'luck' damages their life forever, they are left in the shadows to find purpose and meaning in any way they can; when all hope is lost, is there anyone out there that can find the best path to the future, for everyone? Simply, it's the story of a young boy, a tale of friendship, the damage of dictatorship, and enough love to last for a lifetime. So, perhaps this particluar detail is not so insignificant after all........
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All credits belong to Disney, Benjamin Rice, J.K. Rowling, Molly McMurtrie, Wendy Wan-Long Shang, Leigh Harline, and Jaycee Dasilva with original songs and altered lyrics by Emma Weltner. While I wrote my cinematic Wish rewrite for all the disappointed fans, this is the rewrite I really wanted to do. I wanted to do my ideas of delving into the world of Rosas, having Magnifico mentor Asha, exploring the evil dragon book, and introducing Star later on so Asha could be more than a love interest. When I first saw Wish, I thought it could make a perfect television series with its fairly large main cast, multiple themes, and several forms of magic. I didn't publish this sooner because I had trouble outlining it until I watched Unicorn Academy, which had the perfect seasonal structure for it, and reviewed the film imagining it as a TV pilot. Parts of the cinematic rewrite will be here, but this is a Lighter and Softer rewrite, so, no trigger warnings.

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