I hate eighteenth centuryist Halloween. What do you mean you’re Mary Tofts, the English woman who, in 1726, convinced the medical establishment that she gave birth to rabbits.

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Daily bunny no.3489 fits perfectly

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It also counts if the scene is a person explaining their assumptions to an expert and that expert correcting them with more precise history/geography/ethnography/anyhropology/biology/movie trivia/forensics. Ex. “Right, except rhino horn isn’t made of *bone*—it’s keratin. Like your fingernails.”

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Once you’ve got that, you knock out a quick, “hey asshole, I was looking over that sample you sent over and uh, is this some kinda sick joke?” for right near the end of Act 2 and you’re like 10% to your screenplay already.

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When a scientist/veterinarian/doctor/coroner calls up an old buddy to ask them for a “second opinion on some uh interesting samples I’ve got here at the lab, so call me back when you get a chance,” that’s an easy scene to land. You can put that in, signal that you have your fundamentals at least.

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