+ I AM FINALLY DONE WITH THIS. I’ve been working on it almost non-stop for
days because I’ve started this meme and never finished it before and I was determined to finish it this time. AND I DID. (With the help of copious amounts of coffee and badgering my friends on AIM for help and ignoring most other people /o\)
+ I’m a huge dork about this fake TV show. It took over my brain, I made a title card, and I’m totally making a fanmix no one will care about. Oops? I just wish it was real :(
1. Comment to this post with "I surrender!" and I'll assign you the basis of some TV show idea. (post-apocalyptic scifi-fi drama, fantasy, noir gumshoe pulp, criminal procedure...IN SPACE, historical drama WITH WEREWOLVES, etc.).
2. Create a cast of characters, including the actors who'd play them.
3. Add in any actor photos, character bios, and show synopsis that you want.
4. Post to your own journal and/or the isurrendered community on DW or LJ.
Title: Anti-Ever After
Prompt: From
familiardevil,
A very ordinary girl finds out she's the antichrist.Type: A whimsical fantasy-dramedy in 13-episode seasons.
Setting: Present Day!Chicago, Illinois;
sometimes Hell.
Opening Credits Song: Fake Palindromes by Andrew Bird
Closing Credits Song: Monsters by The Boy Least Likely To
Synopsis: Briar Thomas lived an ordinary life. She had a mother, a sister, a stepfather, a godmother, and the best friend anyone could ask for. She ran the book/coffee shop hybrid,
Ever After Books (previously owned by her godmother). Business was good; it kept a roof over her ordinary life, her nice and quiet and comfortable life, and she liked it that way, almost as much as Briar liked a good story. Then one day, a man by the name of Mayhew came into the shop, yelling his claims of being an angel and asking her if she’d like a pocket watch, before he told her the secret that had been lurking under the charming façade of her ordinary life, pulling lose the thread that would unravel everything else: Briar Thomas was The Antichrist and her life was about to become a lot less ordinary.
With her eyes open, Briar realizes the world is bigger and more mysterious than she could ever have read in a book and the people around her have been keeping their fair share of secrets. Now she spends her days fending off various demons and angels soliciting her like salesmen, hoping to recruit her for one side or the other, and discovering how everything she read in the realm of fiction was right under her nose. Fairies, witches, vampires, werewolves, any creature she could imagine: they were real. And if those shocks weren’t enough, she realizes she is not
The Antichrist, but rather
an antichrist when her half-brother Archer comes to introduce himself and decides not to leave, complicating her already newly complicated life.
( this town is full of monsters // holding hands with other monsters // and attempting to be human beings )