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I like the second idea as well; it’s a bit less of a plot to cram in 2,500 words. I would agree with Kate, though, that we don’t know whether or not the fire pixie is real, although we could probably hint at what Noah said, to make the audience think there might be some mental disorder going on, but leave all of them unsure.

(Apparently Julianne’s post shows up on email but not here?) But I liked your points about a child’s voice and his utter simplicity. If we’re going for a prodigy, though, as in the second idea, we would need to figure out how that would work too, like if we want to lean towards simple and believing, towards intelligent but unexperienced, or if we want to add wit, sarcasm, and the like.

Speaking of a democracy, is anyone violently opposed to the second idea, or should we go ahead with that?

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