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Story Title:
Restitution
Story Synopsis:
Onah trains herself for a fight with the man that beat her brother into a coma and took their
father's trophy along. Her mother tries to discourage her from going through with it and asks
Tem, Onah's friend to talk her out of it.
Tem does not succeed but is mandated by Onah to find her a good coach.
Tem finds a couple of coaches whose training methods are too extreme for Onah, until he refers
her to Asuai.
Asuai, through his unorthodox methods gets to prepare Onah for the match through concepts
and getting her to forgive her brother. Onah gets in the ring and wins back her father's trophy
from Ogume.
Character Synopsis:
Onah is the daughter of the late undefeated champion in the combat tournaments with the
quest of fighting for her father's legacy.
Tem is Onah's closest friend, he gets around and knows how to get most of what Onah needs.
Osuya is Onah's elder brother, who also wants to be recognized for his own talents and not
because of who is father was.
Asuai is a very wise and unorthodox trainer who has a different outlook on what a fight is all
about.
Ogume is a wild personality and is currently the undefeated champion in the tournaments; he
looks forward to be the most dreaded in history.
Plot Synopsis:
Onah, while training herself, remembers how her brother lost their father's trophy to Ogume. Tem
walks into her training and tries to talk her out of the idea of fighting. He demands of him to find
her a good coach to be better ready for the fight.
Onah trains with the Bone crusher and then with Sutech and but their training methods are too
extreme and inapproriate for her.
Ossai tries, whenever he can, to demralize her psychologically, but Onah is still focused on her
goal.
Onah meets with Asuai, who tells her to return with a more genuine reason why he should train
her.
Onah gives up and decides to train once more on her own.
Ossai and Ogume jog by, see Tem and Onah sitting on the street, Ogume almost attacks Onah.
Tem gets scared and begs Onah to go back to Asuai.
Asuai agrees to train Onah in the hope she'll find the answers to the questions he has for her.
Asuai trains Onah using various philosophical concepts.
Onah catches on, then later goes to the hospital on Asuai's request to forgive her brother.
Asuai reveals the answers to his questions for her, which gives her more clarity and a greater
perspective on things.
Onah goes to the arena tries to cancel the fight with Ogume, who refuses, then threatens her
brother's life to force her into going through with the fight.
Theme Synopsis:
If we are steadfast and believe in our course, we will eventually meet the right motivators amidst
the number of people around us that discourage us.
Name: Asuai
Gender: Male
Form: Single
Description:
Almost and seldom a hermit. Calm and collected and applies his wisdom to everything he
does. A slim tall man with ordered ways.
Role: Unorthodox coach
Extended Role: Asuai keys into Onah's limitations and helps to liberate her from them by
guiding her through how she should fight and certain things she should do before the
tournament.
Story Activities: Prepares Onah mentally, physically and spiritually for the fight with Ogume.
Character Type: Guardian
Characteristics:
Motivation: Conscience; Help
Methodology: Reduction; Evaluation
Evaluation: Expectation; Ending
Purpose: Equity; Projection
Name: Ogume
ID: Impact Character
Gender: Male
Form: Single
Description:
Ogume is the reigning champion and a respecter of no man. He has a lot of pride and wants
a lot of fame. He is a very big and large muscular fighter, very viscious and aggressive.
Role: Reigning champion
Extended Role: He intends to keep the trophy Onah so desperately wants to win back into
the family
Story Activities: Ogume, having no regard for Onah's feelings that her father's trophy
belongs back with her family, he prefers her to fight him to win it back rather than just
handing it back to her.
Character Type: Antagonist
Characteristics:
Motivation: Reconsider; Avoidance
Methodology: Potentiality; Reaction
Evaluation: Unproven; Cause
Purpose: Thought; Perception
Name: Oloko
Gender: Female
Form: Single
Description:
she is somewhat outspoken about her feelings, and is of middle age.
Role: Widow of the undefeated champion
Extended Role: she tries to stop her daughter from going through with the fight so she
doesn't end up like her brother. she goes as far as telling Tem to talk her out of the fight.
Story Activities: She tries to talk Tem into convincing her daughter not to fight with Ogume.
Character Type: Skeptic
Characteristics:
Motivation: Disbelief; Oppose
Methodology: Induction; Nonacceptance
Evaluation: Non-Accurate; Process
Purpose: Chaos; Change
Name: Onah
ID: Main Character
Gender: Female
Form: Single
Description:
Onah is of a small physical frame, she is goal-oriented and focused. Not easily discouraged
and believes strongly in justice and in honor.
Role: Fighter
Extended Role: She intends to win back her father's trophy, lost to Ogume by her brother.
Story Activities: Onah revells in feelings that her father's memory has been slighted by her
brother and the reigning champion. Feeling a need to undo the deed she feels a need to
train hard to be strong enough and ready to contend against the reigning champion to win
back what rightfully belonged to her father.
Character Type: Protagonist
Characteristics:
Motivation: Consider; Pursuit
Methodology: Certainty; Proaction
Evaluation: Proven; Effect
Purpose: Knowledge; Actuality
Name: Ossai
Gender: Male
Form: Single
Description:
Ossai is an opportunist and business minded fellow. He follows the money and is rather sly
in his ways. He is fit and works out himself.
Role: Ogume's coach
Extended Role: He tries to demoralize Onah before the day of the tournament to further
compromise her.
Story Activities: He tries to kill Onah's morale during the period of preparation before the
tournament.
He helps with Ogume's training while reminding him not to take the girl for granted
nonetheless.
He finally hands the trophy back to Onah while Ogume lies unconscious.
Character Type: Contagonist
Characteristics:
Motivation: Temptation; Hinder
Methodology: Production; Reevaluation
Evaluation: Determination; Unending
Purpose: Inequity; Speculation
Name: Osuya
Gender: Male
Form: Single
Description:
Serious minded with a fiery personality, always ready to prove a point.
Slim and tall, physically fit.
Role: Son of the late champion/Onah's brother
Extended Role: he tries to disprove the rumors that he and his siter live under their father's
shadow
Story Activities: makes a bet with Ogume with his father's trophy.
fights in a tournament with Ogume and loses his father's trophy.
He gets beaten into a coma and remains in a hospital.
Character Type: Emotion
Characteristics:
Motivation: Feeling; Uncontrolled
Methodology: Possibility; Protection
Evaluation: Hunch; Test
Purpose: Desire; Self Aware
Name: Tem
Gender: Male
Form: Single
Description:
Happy-go-lucky, sanguine. Gets around and knows people.
He manages Onah's training and tries to get her ready for the tournament.
Slim, tall and sociable.
Role: Onah's manager and closest friend
Extended Role: He locates the different coaches Onah tries out before the tournament and
he keeps supporting her in every way
Story Activities: He visits Onah while she trains and tries to discourage her from going
through with the fight.
He gets Onah to train with Bone crusher, SuTech and then finally Asuai.
He eventually encourages Onah to train with Asuai in order to be ready to face Ogume.
He joins Onah to the hospital to see her brother.
He is there with her for the fight against Ogume.
Character Type: Sidekick
Characteristics:
Motivation: Faith; Support
Methodology: Deduction; Acceptance
Evaluation: Accurate; Result
Purpose: Order; Inertia
Character: Asuai
she becomes his student and he guides her out of her shortcoming to be liberated and ready
for the tournament.
Character: Ogume
they made a bet with each other over Osuya's father's trophy and fought in the tournament.
Character: Oloko
Character: Onah
she becomes his student and he guides her out of her shortcoming to be liberated and ready
for the tournament.
he tries to talk her into being his fighter after her victory
They are siblings; having the same father and mother. Their father's trophy is currently in the
hands of the reigning champion, Ogume.
Character: Ossai
he tries to talk her into being his fighter after her victory
Character: Osuya
they made a bet with each other over Osuya's father's trophy and fought in the tournament.
They are siblings; having the same father and mother. Their father's trophy is currently in the
hands of the reigning champion, Ogume.
Character: Tem
Ogume brags that Etuweh wouldn't have matched him, and that his surving children would not
even stand a chance, that they are even living under their father's shadow. They should prove
themselves by challenging him if they have the courage. People buy into the propaganda.
Osuya gets enraged and falls into the temptation and gets beaten by Oguma to a coma. Onah,
Osuya's sister in her anger falls into the temptation from Ogume to face him and reclaim the
trophy. She begins to training with the top coaches in town, fuelled by her anger towards
Ogume (and some to her brother). She has a mixed feeling of fear of going through with the
challenge and anger to go through with it.. She eventually faces Ogume at the tournament.
Onah gets to deal with the rumors with her brother that they live under their late father's shadow.
When her brother loses the fight to Ogume and confirms the rumors she impulsively feels the
need to prove what her brother couldn't.
When Ogume was growing as a child, he encountered a number of bullies at school and on the
street; they kept taking from him whatever they wanted and he was helpless against them. It got
too much that even his father was upset with him for not making much of an effort to fight back.
His father then enrolled him in a dojo, and kept filling his head with the mantra, "This life is the
survival of the fittest, you have to bounce back so people stop taking you for a fool and you
must be strong and aggressive to be able to accomplish that." Ogume began to apply his
father's theory especially with his new found confidence in training sessions. He went back to
look for his bullies and roughed them up. He felt a lot of rush from it, as he had never felt that in
control in his life. After his father died, he got out of control, and he transformed from being the
bullied to the bully. He lacked a moral compass and empathy as he grew older.
Ogume beat up Osuya, Onah's brother, almost to death before her eyes; in addition to winning
her father's trophy off Osuya, which annoyed her because they gambled with and disrespected
her father's legacy and memory.
Onah, using her anger against her brother to prepare for the fight is a problem, so she changes
to letting it all go, even to the point of not caring about the tournament anymore.
Onah gets to forgive her brother and stops being aggressive and bitter in order to find clarity and
balance.
Trains on her own at first, gets Tem to look for a good coach, she trains with a couple of coaches
whose ways are extreme, she settles for one who is unorthodox, she goes all out and faces the
cause of her annoyance, gets past it, gets into the ring with Ogume, fights him and wins.
she believes the best way to get her father's trophy back is to face Ogume, so she begins a
series of training; because
she believes she needs the best kind, she gets Tem to locate the right coach. She initially felt
Asuai was all talk and no action so she ditched him, but knowing he is the only viable option left
she considers some training is better than none at all.
Onah trains herself for the fight against Ogume, Tem goes in search of a good coach for Onah,
Onah trains with each of those coaches and settles for Asuai, Ogume goes training with his own
coach Ossai
Onah on the day of the fight, though ready, has decided not to go through with the fight, but
Ogume won't let her go without a fight, even though she no longer cares about winning back
the trophy, she has no other option than to fight him, when he threatens to go and finish off her
brother at the hospital if she doesn't go through with the fight.
Onah achieves her original goal of winning back her father's trophy in addition to being liberated
from the anger of her brother losing it.
She finally sees that the true honor is abstract, she draws her power from a more powerful
source. She learns to be free from attachments and as a result is free of inhibitions which allows
her to take advantage of Ogume's weakness (his own brute force) to defeat him.
Goal: Obtaining
Ogume wants to keep a trophy that belonged to Onah's father, Onah wants to fight him to win it
back from him. Tem wants to help Onah succeed in winning it back. Asuai trains Onah in a way
that gives her an edge over Ogume. Ossai looks at the fight as an opportunity to make more
money.
If Onah changes her mind from achieving the goal, Ogume will be infuriated and go and attack
her brother, killing him in the process.
Requirements: Doing
Onah's father, Etuweh, while he was alive was the undefeated champion in the tournaments. He
was honored with many trophies before he passed. Word spread in rumors, that the children,
Osuya and Onah were living in his shadow and were nothing like him. The children felt they had
to prove themselves one way or the other but Osuya took it a little to the extreme of challenging
Ogume putting Etuweh's most important trophy at stake.
Osuya lost the fight, the trophy and almost also lost his life. Now Onah has posed a challenge
against Ogume to fight him for the trophy.
Proving a point
Morality is Neutral.
Delay is Neutral.
Choice is Neutral.
Hope is Neutral.
Dream is Neutral.
Commitment is Very Advantageous. Onah put herself through a lot of drills in order to get
herself physically prepared to win back her father's trophy. Ogume wanted to remain the only
champion by winning trophies that both belonged to him and to other people whether they were
dead or alive.
Responsibility is Neutral.
Her brother lost their father's trophy to the reigning champion, therefore they have dishonored
their father's legacy and misplaced it too.
She is not strong enough to face Ogume and win it back so she finds a good coach and trains
with him.
Ogume wanting to prove that Etuweh's children are nothing like him, takes delight in fighting and
winning even to the point of agreeing to a gamble involving Etuweh's trophy.
He complains about not having the chance to face him while he was alive, so the closest thing to
that will be to fight and win his children.
He could easily have returned the trophy to Onah so she needn't fight him since he knew she
wouldn't stand a chance, but because he is unwilling to let go of the trophy, he looks forward to
the fight.
Onah does not approve of how disrespectful Ogume is to her father's memory and his
achievement.
Ogume on the other hand doesn't care about her feelings; he only believes in winning,
especially people with high profiles or associated with high profiles to increase his popularity.
She seeks for a good coach that can get her in the best shape to fight and win Ogume.
Ogume intends to be remembered as the greatest fighter ever; adding the trophy of one of the
greatest will be a plus and increase his popularity. He gets a rush from fighting and beating up
his opponents, it's why he never backs away from any challenge; even when it's obviously not a
fair fight.
Ogume tries to make Onah feel like she cannot be like her father, as she is a girl. Onah is
steadfast in her goal and would not yield.
On the other hand, when Onah chooses not to go through with the fight anymore, Ogume would
not accept and insist that she must fight him and goes ahead to threaten her brother's life.
Onah goes ahead to fight him.
Onah, is angrily in pursuit of regaining her father's legacy. She, like her brother, is in pursuit of
the respect they believe they deserve independent of their father's legacy, while trying to win it
back.
She has to avoid fighting Ogume in a game of strength since he is way stronger than her, but
concentrate on his weak points. she also has to avoid fighting him while still bearing a grudge
against her brother.
She'd rather patronize coaches that feed her anger i.e. the Bone Cracker and Su-Tech.
If he can claim the late champion's trophy it's also as good as defeating him. And his children are
no good either so he must win them in combat and be recognized as the only true champion.
the satisfaction tht comes from winning his opponent is gratifying to him
Ogume, despite the fact that Onah has decided not to continue with the fight, wants the fight to
go on anyway; and to make sure of that he forces Onah's hand by threatening her brother's life
if she doesn't fight him.
Onah feels that it is wrong for his father's legacy to be used as an item for a bet, especially when
it was his legacy when still alive. Ogume, does not care about whether the trophy is a legacy or
not and whether the family members feel bad that he put one of theirs in the hospital and took
the trophy of another who had passed.
Onah still gives in to the temptation of fighting Ogume to win back her father's trophy, especially
after Ogume threatens to finish off Osuya at the hospital; giving in, brings an end to her dad's
legacy being in the wrong hands.