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<em> </em><em><img alt="varellis-three-mothers.jpg" class="ipsImage" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=http://amazingstoriesmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/varellis-three-mothers.jpg&key=245014b3ce90f410afb9dfb4a81cb332a44830ee631d30dab3a5ac3238366d53" /> "The Three Mothers. Haven't you understood? Mater Tenabrarum, Mater Lachrymarum, Mater Suspiriorum. But men call us by a single name, a name which strikes fear into everyone's heart. They call us death! DEATH!"</em>
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A prestigious dance studio in Freiberg, Germany. A luxurious apartment building in New York City. A regal palazzo in Rome, Italy. All three written of in "The Three Mothers", a mysterious and rare tome by Italian architect E. Varelli, describing the specific physical spaces designed to amplify the evil magicks of a trio of witches bent on ushering in the apocalypse.
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Of course this is entirely unknown to Suzy Bannion, the hopeful and fresh-faced American student enrolling at the all girl's Freiberg dance academy in hopes of becoming a celebrated ballet performer. Nor is it known to [your character], who quickly forms a strong bond with Suzy as strange sounds in the night make for increasingly restless nights. And what about the mysterious student with the stunning gaze that entrances them both into a tangled trio of whirling emotion? Worst of all, what could ever prepare them for the ghastly murders to follow, and the revelation of even more terrible implications spanning the globe? Will their bond be enough to lend them the strength needed to seek out and kill the Three Mothers before the end of days?
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Okay, so, I'm looking for a partner to join me in a sort of "inspired by" reimagining of <em>The Three Mothers</em> trilogy of films by Dario Argento - <em>Suspiria, Inferno, </em>and <em>The Mother of Tears</em>. Released in 1977, 1980, and 2007 respectively, these Italian horror masterpieces are well-regarded for their striking aesthetics, mesmerizing synth soundtracks, heightened reality of ultraviolence, and their non-linear dream logic in lieu of traditional plot structure.
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Not familiar with the films? No biggie! While certain characters, plot points, themes, and style cues will draw from the source material, there will plenty of room for our own creations and flavor to take charge. All I need for you is a lot of creative energy and little penchant for the scary and the sexy (while still sitting squarely within RPN's content rules, of course).
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Our story will focus on a romantic bond between 3 girls, who discover early in their journey that they each possess the capacity to wield white magic, and how they will struggle with not only the feelings involved in their wildly unconventional relationship, but also how best to deal with the responsibility thrust upon them - i.e., defeating a trio of powerful evil witches.
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In terms of writing, I don't expect more than 2-3 paragraphs per post, and am usually one to focus a little more on pacing rather than prose. Of course, this isn't to say proper grammar, sentence structure, and the ability to craft a complete narrative isn't preferred in a partner. But I'm looking to be cooperative rather than competitive in our writing, if that makes sense?
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I should be able to respond on a semi-frequent schedule throughout the week, with spottier responses on late evenings and weekends. I should also warn you that I struggle a bit with recurring writer's block and depression, leading me to sometimes need a break, but I always make effort to come back and resume. If you're interested and would like to discuss finer details and plotting (as nothing about the above synopsis is 100% set in stone), please send me a message! I look forward to hearing from you.
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<em>"You can't leave. Your journey has come to an end. Everything around you will become dark, and someone will take your hand. You'll be pleased, not unhappy. You will enjoy moments of incredible brightness. You think it's magic? No... I am not a magician. Now we have to hurry, because we still have to pass through a number of strange phases in your change..."</em>
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<img alt="3.jpg" class="ipsImage" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2GPJOgUJunM/VsurczeSpfI/AAAAAAAACnE/3BcRtPcJK6M/s1600/3.jpg&key=68291f76edba904fd9d65d6ec321da84a11cb433f381cceaec83d7c586ec08e0" /></p>
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<em> </em><em><img alt="varellis-three-mothers.jpg" class="ipsImage" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=http://amazingstoriesmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/varellis-three-mothers.jpg&key=245014b3ce90f410afb9dfb4a81cb332a44830ee631d30dab3a5ac3238366d53" /> "The Three Mothers. Haven't you understood? Mater Tenabrarum, Mater Lachrymarum, Mater Suspiriorum. But men call us by a single name, a name which strikes fear into everyone's heart. They call us death! DEATH!"</em>
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<p>
A prestigious dance studio in Freiberg, Germany. A luxurious apartment building in New York City. A regal palazzo in Rome, Italy. All three written of in "The Three Mothers", a mysterious and rare tome by Italian architect E. Varelli, describing the specific physical spaces designed to amplify the evil magicks of a trio of witches bent on ushering in the apocalypse.
</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>
Of course this is entirely unknown to Suzy Bannion, the hopeful and fresh-faced American student enrolling at the all girl's Freiberg dance academy in hopes of becoming a celebrated ballet performer. Nor is it known to [your character], who quickly forms a strong bond with Suzy as strange sounds in the night make for increasingly restless nights. And what about the mysterious student with the stunning gaze that entrances them both into a tangled trio of whirling emotion? Worst of all, what could ever prepare them for the ghastly murders to follow, and the revelation of even more terrible implications spanning the globe? Will their bond be enough to lend them the strength needed to seek out and kill the Three Mothers before the end of days?
</p>
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</p>
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</p>
<p>
Okay, so, I'm looking for a partner to join me in a sort of "inspired by" reimagining of <em>The Three Mothers</em> trilogy of films by Dario Argento - <em>Suspiria, Inferno, </em>and <em>The Mother of Tears</em>. Released in 1977, 1980, and 2007 respectively, these Italian horror masterpieces are well-regarded for their striking aesthetics, mesmerizing synth soundtracks, heightened reality of ultraviolence, and their non-linear dream logic in lieu of traditional plot structure.
</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>
Not familiar with the films? No biggie! While certain characters, plot points, themes, and style cues will draw from the source material, there will plenty of room for our own creations and flavor to take charge. All I need for you is a lot of creative energy and little penchant for the scary and the sexy (while still sitting squarely within RPN's content rules, of course).
</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>
Our story will focus on a romantic bond between 3 girls, who discover early in their journey that they each possess the capacity to wield white magic, and how they will struggle with not only the feelings involved in their wildly unconventional relationship, but also how best to deal with the responsibility thrust upon them - i.e., defeating a trio of powerful evil witches.
</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>
In terms of writing, I don't expect more than 2-3 paragraphs per post, and am usually one to focus a little more on pacing rather than prose. Of course, this isn't to say proper grammar, sentence structure, and the ability to craft a complete narrative isn't preferred in a partner. But I'm looking to be cooperative rather than competitive in our writing, if that makes sense?
</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>
I should be able to respond on a semi-frequent schedule throughout the week, with spottier responses on late evenings and weekends. I should also warn you that I struggle a bit with recurring writer's block and depression, leading me to sometimes need a break, but I always make effort to come back and resume. If you're interested and would like to discuss finer details and plotting (as nothing about the above synopsis is 100% set in stone), please send me a message! I look forward to hearing from you.
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<em>"You can't leave. Your journey has come to an end. Everything around you will become dark, and someone will take your hand. You'll be pleased, not unhappy. You will enjoy moments of incredible brightness. You think it's magic? No... I am not a magician. Now we have to hurry, because we still have to pass through a number of strange phases in your change..."</em>
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