Novel idea...is the storyline realistic?

[Bluth Corporation]

So I've come up with a general subject for my next project; I still haven't worked out all the details, but I was wondering if this was a realistic scenario:

Guy and this chick are very close friends...guy goes out jogging, hears a woman screaming for help along the side of the road and goes to help...the woman is his friend, she's been raped, he takes her to the hospital and calls her family...woman has blocked out memory of the rape itself, but since her friend was the first person she saw after it he's the one she associates with it most strongly to the point where she actually believes he's the one who did it (her family and everyone else know he didn't).

[The Romulan Republic]

Disturbing, but too little information to declare weather it would be good or not. Could be an interesting psychological drama if well-written, I suppose.

As for realism, I don't know. Read some psychology textbooks and see if this kind of thing happens very often.

[Bluth Corporation]

Disturbing, but too little information to declare weather it would be good or not. Could be an interesting psychological drama if well-written, I suppose.

Well, my thought was that it would be more about his attempt to rebuild the relationship than anything else...

[The Romulan Republic]

Disturbing, but too little information to declare weather it would be good or not. Could be an interesting psychological drama if well-written, I suppose.

Well, my thought was that it would be more about his attempt to rebuild the relationship than anything else...

Again, could be good, could be bad. It sounds like the kind of serious emotional drama that would suck up Oscar nominations if it were a film .

Its an interesting idea, though, and while some people will say that everything's been done before, I haven't heard of something like it before, so it wins points for originality. Plausibility, though, you'll have to ask a psychologist or a lawer or someone who knows about this kind of thing. The most I can say is I don't immediately think "that's impossible/silly."

[Lacadaemon]

It would be cooler if you found out at the end that he did do it somehow.

[Bluth Corporation]

It would be cooler if you found out at the end that he did do it somehow.

No, it wouldn't; it would defeat the whole purpose.

[Sirmomo1]

It would be cooler if you found out at the end that he did do it somehow.

Post of the week.

[Buffett and Colbert]

I don't know. It has potential if written well. Don't make it redundant, and I might be going to Borders to look for it.

[Hassasin91]

It would be cooler if you found out at the end that he did do it somehow.

No, it wouldn't; it would defeat the whole purpose.

not true maybe in his mind he created an illusion that he rescured her but he really was the beast that raped her

[JuNii]

So I've come up with a general subject for my next project; I still haven't worked out all the details, but I was wondering if this was a realistic scenario:

Guy and this chick are very close friends...guy goes out jogging, hears a woman screaming for help along the side of the road and goes to help...the woman is his friend, she's been raped, he takes her to the hospital and calls her family...woman has blocked out memory of the rape itself, but since her friend was the first person she saw after it he's the one she associates with it most strongly to the point where she actually believes he's the one who did it (her family and everyone else know he didn't).

isn't rape a very traumatic event? even if she is wrong, the fact that she believes her friend raped her would make rebuilding their relationship difficult...

I would make it another traumatic event... something that leaves her without any memory and he has to start from scratch.

[Bluth Corporation]

isn't rape a very traumatic event? even if she is wrong, the fact that she believes her friend raped her would make rebuilding their relationship difficult...

That's the whole point...