Inciting Incident: Decisive Moment / Turning Point
What Is An Inciting Incident (and How Do You Know If Yours Is Working)? - ScreenCraft
From the Inciting Incident to the Point of No Return (end of act 1) – David Schwartz Consulting
ketika kalbuku dan fikrahku berpadu dalam fitrah kuniaanNya, izinkanlah aku menzahirkannya melalui Nurani Nurain... meskipun perutusan ini hanyalah sekelumit daripada segala yang terpendam dan terbenam di dasar jiwa yang dalam, moga-moga perutusan ini dapat memanfaatkan setiap tetamunya... ayuh, kita mulakan pelayaran ini dengan lafaz cinta yang paling agung: BismillahirRahmanirRahim
Inciting Incident: Decisive Moment / Turning Point
What Is An Inciting Incident (and How Do You Know If Yours Is Working)? - ScreenCraft
From the Inciting Incident to the Point of No Return (end of act 1) – David Schwartz Consulting
This drama is a work of fiction based on real facts of Hwarang in the era of King Jinheung of Silla.
I like the story line right from the start.
The first 10 to 20 minutes or the most 3 episodes (out of 16 or 20 episodes) is always my deciding factor to watch or continue watching any Korean drama.
I like the top four male actors or characters as Hwarangs - Seon U (name taken after the death of his bestfriend), Ji Dwi, Ban Ryu and Soo Ho.
I like the actor and character of the father as well who is a physician - Master Ahn Ji.
I do not like is the lead female actress or character - childish, nosy, emotional.
The Queen is not convincing playing her character as an evil queen even though I like the actress.
I like these two characters as well - Princess and Soo Yeon (bestfriend of the lead female character).
Model police officer, my foot!
Real model police officers aren't here to receive awards.
Those who put their lives on the line to fight the crime are model police officers.
(Police University, Episode 2)
Hong Du Sik: You think you're better than everyone.
Yoon Hye Jin: What?
Hong Du Sik: Being smart, you got good grades and became a dentist. Your life must've been smooth. Not always, of course, but all you hit were simple speed bumps. Getting over those small bumps, you thought that willpower could get you anywhere.
Yoon Hye Jin: If this is about earlier, stop. I shouldn't have to hear this from you.
Hong Du Sik: Why not? You freely judge other people's lives but are offended when you're being assessed. Look here, doctor. It seems like you're mistaken. Life isn't fair for all of us. Some spend their whole lives on unpaved roads while some run at full speed only to reach the edge of a cliff. Got that?
(Hometown Cha Cha Cha, Episode 2)
Sumayyah (Hijjaz)