We had a lot of interesting stories after our first discussion.
Because our topic is cause and effect, there will be a lot of storytelling.
- by using particles to show two humans who live together but never touch each other. But in the end, they disappear at the moment. The trajectory of their movements forms a red line, which is a very striking effect at the end. It’s a bit like the feeling of being out of reach.
- A man who has lost his lover but returns to the day he lost him. He tries to repeat all the things he did on that day.
No matter how much he tries to recover that day, there are all sorts of accidents that cause things to change.
He kept repeating that day.
But he can’t get to the people he wants to see. - A naughty boy tries to wreak havoc in his neighbour’s house, but is stopped.
So he tries to take revenge, but by accident, it comes back to him. (Very clichéd plot) - Two identical people make different choices, e.g. A is sleeping in and B is up on time.
A gets up and rushes to catch the bus, but B is already at the station.
A is in a hurry to cross the street and B is walking up the stairs at a leisurely pace.
A is 10 minutes late for work and B is being dragged by a friend to chat with him in front of the office.
Finally A and B arrive at their places together.
Two people make very different choices but get the same result.