A Couple Had Two Baby Twins Analysis

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One sentence Synopsis:

A couple had two baby twins with extremely different characteristic, one is obedient and another one is mischievous. While they growing up, they have accumulated more and more contradictions.

One page synopsis:

In 1997, a couple gave birth to a pair of twins, the baby that first comes to this world is called Arthur, and the second is called Eric. These two brothers have a completely different personality. Arthur is smart and obedient, but compare to Arthur, Eric is mischievous.

The main character is Eric. In his view, all the good praises are given to his look-liking brother Arthur. In the progress of grew up, he is turning more and more jealousy to Arthur.

One-day night Eric went out from his room and saw that his father was talking to Arthur. He didn’t heard what there are talking
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Story-world:
In a family that have two twins with similar face, but have different personality. Every praises is given to old brother, but blames is given to the little brother. Thus, inequity and jealousy are generated.
4. Theme:
The theme of the story is concentrate on a question: What you will do when you feeling unfair from other person’s forte? Whatever you choose to do, jealous is the most evil thing you have to avoid.
5. Genre:
Drama and Crime are the main genres that use for this story. These two genres are better to meet the character’s amplified dark side of human nature and the paranormal view of the protagonist. And it is mainly for teenage age audience or above, that search for the conflict of humanity.
6. Character Arc:
The protagonist changes through every time that he is irritated by the invidious comparison between his brother and him. The evil thinking drives him to degenerate into criminal and ultimately fall.
7. Setup:
Comparing the iniquity that existing in the family, jealousy may be inevitable. But indulge yourself to plant the tree of jealousy is terrible. Envy let the protagonist lost his natural goodness.
8. Crisis

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