Storytelling Short Project

Storytelling Short Project

This is the storytelling short project both Jack Nix and I have conducted during one of the ideas development lectures after wer picked a priest and a nurse at random.

Priest	University Professor
Name: Samuel Maxwell	Name: Sarah White
Gender: Male	Gender: Female
Age: 25	Age: 35
Date of Birth:	Date of Birth:
Strengths: Organized, Faithful church member,	Strengths: Independent,
Weaknesses: Shy	Weaknesses: Heavy drinker, Constant  family issues,
General Attire: Black priest robe, white collar, black shoes	General Attire: Female business suit,  Knee high skirt, black ladies sandals, This silver necklace, Small diamond  ear rings.

The Meet

Why they be meeting

The meeting is by chance and was not organized by the 2 individuals.

Goal, Conflict and change in the idea

Goal

The original for both the priest and the University professor was to head home via train. They end up at the same train station and the priest notices the professor at the train station for the first time and notes the fact that she is upset. His goal slightly deviates from heading straight home and attempts to approach the professor despite his shy nature when meeting new people.

Conflict

The priest would then proceed to ask her about her emotional trauma in which she would at first hesitate to reveal her worries and become slightly defensive and partly aggressive but then relaxes and comment on the fact of having to meet her parents who she doesn't share good relations due to her problematic past.

Change

The priest then begins to comfort the professor and encouraging her to meet her parents. After being slowly reassured and comforted the professor calms down and realizes that her parents only wanted what was best for their daughter in which she has opposing opinions with. After the professor and the priest part ways, the priest then begins to change from a shy and close minded nature to a more open with his thoughts and more approachable with the surrounding populace.

 Leonardo Baruzzo, Jack Nix