energy, and then it comes to a point where you just have to deal with it. he had no idea, of course, where that would lead. he just began to scribble. i started writing a stream of consciousness. it wasn t even that hard, even though he was a real estate broker, not a writer, the words just fell to page. here s a guy that i think potentially did it and what would that conversation be like? he wrote imagined conversations, pent up thoughts and feelings about his own belief that chris, the fraternity boy, killed jennifer. tom s theory? that chris in a jealous rage about jennifer s old boyfriend, lost his temper, killed her, without meaning to, then got his frat brothers to help him hide the crime with the fire. gradually what emerged was a screenplay about one young man s terrible, deadly mistake. and for my closure, as strange as this may sound, i
point where you just have to deal with it. he had no idea, of course, where that would lead. he just began to scribble. i started writing a stream of consciousness. it wasn t even that hard, even though he was a real estate broker, not a writer, the words just fell to page. here s a guy that i think potentially did it and what would that conversation be like? he wrote imagined conversations, pent up thoughts and feelings about his own belief that chris, the fraternity boy, killed jennifer. tom s theory? that chris in a jealous rage about jennifer s old boyfriend, lost his temper, killed her, without meaning to, then got his frat brothers to help him hide the crime with the fire. gradually what emerged was a screenplay about one young man s terrible, deadly mistake.
i started writing a stream of consciousness. it wasn t even that hard, even though he was a real estate broker, not a writer, the words just fell to page. here s a guy that i think potentially did it and what would that conversation be like? he wrote imagined conversations, pent up thoughts and feelings about his own belief that chris, the fraternity boy, killed jennifer. tom s theory? that chris in a jealous rage about jennifer s old boyfriend, lost his temper, killed her, without meaning to, then got his frat brothers to help him hide the crime with the fire. gradually what emerged was a screenplay about one young man s terrible, deadly mistake. and for my closure, as strange as this may sound, i didn t want him to be a bad guy. this is something that happened that wasn t premeditated because in my mind that s the only way i could forgive him. why wouldn t you want to hate and seek out and see justice
i started writing a stream of consciousness. it wasn t even that hard, even though he was a real estate broker, not a writer, the words just fell to page. here s a guy that i think potentially did it and what would that conversation be like? he wrote imagined conversations, pent up thoughts and feelings about his own belief that chris, the fraternity boy, killed jennifer. tom s theory? that chris in a jealous rage about jennifer s old boyfriend, lost his temper, killed her, without meaning to, then got his frat brothers to help him hide the crime with the fire. gradually what emerged was a screenplay about one young man s terrible, deadly mistake. and for my closure, as strange as this may sound, i didn t want him to be a bad guy. this is something that happened that wasn t premeditated because in my mind that s the only way i could forgive him.