A Monk joins the liberation front to free his country and his people.
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I would mention is inner conflict… I assume being a monk, he’s usually a pacifist? What causes him to act?
What are the stakes, the ticking clock? Why is now the time to fight, and what happens if he doesn’t?
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His whole village of 500 people were massacred by the enemy soldiers. Mentally the real conflict is with his reality as being a Monk (right he should be pasifist) but he acts beyond.