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An entire Armageddon Score™ read on a full 108-page screenplay — the score, all fifteen categories, every hazard with page numbers, and the rewrite plan. No account, no card, nothing held back.

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  • Structure — 10.5/15

    Pages 55–71 have no structural spine. Four consecutive scenes are Ray gathering information from people who agree to help him. Nothing is refused, nothing is lost, and the midpoint doesn't reverse anything.

  • Visual Storytelling — 10.5/15

    The truck scene is undercut by a character saying “He's not coming in, is he.” We could see that. Delete the line that follows every image you're proud of.

  • Overall Story Survival — 10.5/15

    A professional reader is most likely to put this down between pp. 55 and 71. Fix the midpoint and cut eight pages from Act Two, and this becomes a script you can send out.

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Draft 1117/225

Strong premise, no midpoint, theme spoken aloud.

Draft 2155/225

Act Two restructured, eight pages cut, images left alone.

Draft 3192/225

Opposition given teeth on p. 45. Survival Ready.

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