1.
Not all scrapped ideas are bad ideas.
Because they can be looked at again to be re-used/refined to make a better idea.

2.
What would happen if a scrapped drawing didn’t want to be unused?
What would happen if a drawing didn’t want to be thrown away?
What would happen if a scrapped sketch didn’t want to be scrapped?

3.
The character desires to be a used character/idea, rather than being thrown away and never looked at again. It’s going to acheive this by jumping from one scrapped page on the ground, to the next, to make his way back to the artist’s sketch book.

4.
The artist’s pet comes into the room and begins to play/rip the paper.
The artist picks up the scraps of paper on the ground and throws them into the bin.
A bottle of water falls onto the ground, nearly soaking every scrap of paper on the ground.
One of the rejected ideas wants to stay rejected.

CHARACTER:
External feature: the clothes, design or look of a character.
Internal feature: the personality, beliefs or drive of a character.
Want: something that drives a character to act.
Need: something that a character must do or learn in order to succeed or grow.
Obstacle: something that stands in the way of a character obtaining what they want.
Character arc: the choices a character makes in order to overcome their obstacles and how they change as a result.
Stakes: What is at risk if the character fails to achieve their goal (OR, what are the consequences of their choices?)
External: what will physically happen to a character or the world
Internal: what will happen to a character emotionally
Philosophical: what will happen to the values or belief system of the world

Sean’s Theme:
Repsponsability
Fear
Grief
Individualism

Billy:

Mike:
Alienation
Family
Psychological
Abuse
Critisicm of legal system

Billy:
Choice