Alright, just got a couple of ideas for the next couple of pages after the following scene. The page after the following scene is going to be a full page of the man floating in the water with fishes and sea lions. Perhaps near a shore so I could show the wildlife. But after that is going to be the scene that is in the bedroom where the man wakes up from his nightmare and this is supposedly a nightmare. I think I'm going to make the roof of the house like a stars. That way I can transition from the next scene which shows a new slowly approaching him and our face slowly approaching him as he falls back to sleep. This is where I don't know whether or not I should recreate the exact same new scene or not because I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to see the scene. Because her head is so far away from him sleeping. I'm not sure what to figure it out. It would be the scene where he wakes up again and this time is aware that newt is sitting over him and that's when they have the conversation that has sold his left. That was not a dream. He needs to win his soul back or else he will never get to see the afterlife. He won't be prepared for the afterlife. I'm going to have to figure out how to do dialogue because it's going to be different than narration. I'm going to have to figure out how to do dialogue. The sea above the bridge that's being worked on and the fear that's still in him from the night before realizing that he had just fallen and jumped off of the bridge in his dream. Now he's literally underwater. The boat is on the boat and they have to evacuate. That's when he goes through the middle tunnel of the boat. The boat is on the boat and discovers that false door that takes him into a library where he has to run. The library of souls knows what we'll call it. That's where he'll find a story. In fact, maybe he will take the book and steal it in hopes of being able to consult the stories to please his boss. I'm going to have to figure out how he makes this transition from being in the real library under the water. I'm going to have to figure out how to work. I'm going to have to figure out how to make this transition from that moment to the moment where he decides what story he needs to read. In fact, maybe he's at home and he's reading one of the stories. He finds his son saying, hey, Dad, I found a found the letter. What is it? Maybe that's what gives him the idea for the story of the soldier, the great soldier, the warrior king. He begins to write it down. He has to figure out how and when he's going to meet his boss or newt again to tell the story. I'm talking about how perhaps the soldier could transition his to do a little short bio. He's explaining how he was one of the different scribes and going up. I'm going to show this illustration of the classroom. He could never get three dimensional perspective. I'm going to show this to you. Maybe we'll see.