These are from a feature screenplay about a grieving grandfather trying to reconnect with his estranged granddaughter after the death of his daughter. He was once a well-known artist. She's a 15-year-old city kid. The aunt (a Black professional woman) raised her. The story explores healing, generational tension, and emotional accountability. I’d love your honest take—not on plot mechanics, but emotional resonance. How do you feel about the way these characters talk about accountability and healing? What lands? What feels off?
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I suggest posting the scenes in the comments so members can read them and answer your questions.