#靈感編劇大賽# Inspiration Screenwriting Contest | Original Story: "I Hate Saying Goodnight" Story Title"I Hate Saying Goodnight" Genre (✓)□ Urban □ Historical □ School□ Mystery □ Crime Investigation□ Superpower □ Fantasy☑ Other: Small Town One-Sentence Story IntroductionThis story is about two lovers who are forced to separate because of their families' opposition. After overcoming many challenges, the young man finally breaks tradition, proposes to the girl, gains their families' blessing, and changes the tragic ending of the original story into a happy ending. Main Characters Character A Full Name: Romeo Montague Age: Not clearly stated in the play, but generally believed to be around 16 years old. Identity: The son of the Montague family. Personality: Romantic and emotional Impulsive and often acts on his feelings Brave and loyal to love Dislikes violence between the families, but is often drawn into conflicts Character B Full Name: Juliet Capulet Age: 13 years old (the play states that she is not yet 14). Identity: The beloved only daughter of the Capulet family in Verona, Italy. Personality: Appears gentle and obedient Strong, brave, and determined in love Has her own opinions and is willing to fight for them Why Did They Meet? Romeo used small stones as a secret signal. Juliet would go to the garden, which was their secret place. Story Development Beginning:Juliet stands on the balcony filled with the scent of summer, watching the dazzling lights and the beautiful ball. Romeo walks toward Juliet through the crowd. Turning Point:Juliet's father often tells Romeo to stay away from her. Juliet breaks down in tears, and the two of them dream of running away together. Ending:One night, Romeo suddenly kneels down and takes out a ring. He says, "Marry me. I will convince your father. Go pick out a white wedding dress." The Scene I Most Want to See When they first met, they were both very young. They close their eyes, and time goes back to the past. Juliet cries and collapses onto the dew-covered steps, silently begging Romeo not to leave.