NARRATIVE OF THE STORY

 Narrative of the Story

Alright so, what is the narrative of our story? And what makes it interesting?

After reading the following paragraphs, you'll know the exact answers of these 2 questions.

Our journey begins with a man named Chucky, who is a very well-respected individual in the society. He is a very bright man, with social connections with the elite of the country. Chucky's parents died when he was 5, and ever since, he made it his goal to learn the skills of socializing, and in true sense, he had achieved that goal. He works in a top-level corporate company from 9 to 5

However, he's also a self-absorbed person with narcissistic tendencies. He has a diary, titled 'Diary of a King', in which he writes all what happens with him. He has another, darker side, that is masked by his bright personality. His motto is, "the true character is the masked one"

  

When his office time is over, he goes to an old homeless man sitting next to a dumpster, and bows down in front of him, and calls him 'master'. It is revealed that that old man is the one who took care of Chucky after his parents died, and he loves the old man very much, to the point where its having a negative effect on Chucky. The old man is also a leader of a cult, and Chucky also wants to be in that cult.

The old man tells Chucky that the government hasn't been so kind to him and if Chucky wants to get into the cult, he must prove his loyalty and do his rites of passage, by harming the government in some way. So Chucky calls one of his many, friends who is a senator, and tells him to meet Chucky is next to a forest

So the senator meets Chucky, the next day, greets him, but rather than socializing with the senator. Chucky goes berserk and shoots the senator in the face, without any intimation. Then he goes and drinks the blood of the senator. Drinking the blood unleashes the hidden monster inside Chucky, and he goes wild. He lets out a scream of glee, and starts running into the trees, madly. He lets hid body movements be loose, and starts ripping his clothes off. 

This is where it ends. At a high point. This is where its told, "As they say, no one can hide behind a mask, and the pretense soon lapses into the character"

The title of the narrative is 'Diary of a Psychopath"

I'm sure your queries are cleared, and you are well-excited to see this transform into a powerful visual sequence. Well, so are we, and we're going to make sure we'll do the best we can. Anyways, let us know down below in the comments what you think of the plot, and if there should be any modifications. See you all in the next blog post.