Q&A: Can Conflict Be Left Unresolved?
In this clip from the Q&A portion of McKee's "Creating Your Protagonist" webinar, Robert answers an attendee's question about whether it is acceptable to leave some of your protagonist's struggles unresolved at climax.
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Видео Q&A: Can Conflict Be Left Unresolved? канала Robert McKee
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Join us online: https://youtube.mckeestory.com/character-webinar
Видео Q&A: Can Conflict Be Left Unresolved? канала Robert McKee
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