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Great! I'll continue with the subsequent scenes, leading toward the climax and resolution, to give your story a compelling arc. Here's the next sequence, focusing on Alex applying what he's learned, facing a pivotal moment, and the final lesson about luck and education.
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# **Hangover: Part Education, Part Luck**
**SCREENPLAY CONTINUATION**
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## **INT. SMALL OFFICE - DAY**
Alex, now more confident, stands nervously in front of a small group of investors. He’s pitching a quirky but promising startup idea—something he learned from street hustle lessons.
**ALEX**
(voice trembling slightly)
So, what we’re offering is... a new way to connect local artists with community spaces. Think of it as... art meets opportunity — with a little luck on your side.
The investors exchange glances. One nods slightly.
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## **INT. THEATER - NIGHT**
ALEX nervously awaits the outcome of a local competition—his big chance to get funding. His phone buzzes: a message from James.
**JAMES (TEXT)**
You got this, man. Part education, part luck.
Alex takes a deep breath, recalls everything he's learned — persistence, timing, seizing opportunities.
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## **EXT. CITY STREET - NIGHT**
The announcement is made. Alex wins the competition! Cheers erupt. He's stunned, then grins, realizing it’s his moment.
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## **INT. ALEX’S APARTMENT - NIGHT**
Alex celebrates with James and Mr. Jenkins, who’s visiting.
**ALEX**
Part education, part luck... I finally get it.
**MR. JENKINS**
(smiling)
And the best part? You’re just getting started.
Alex looks around, confident.
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## **INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY**
A final montage: Alex working diligently, networking, making luck happen, and slowly building his life. The voiceover echoes:
**ALEX (V.O.)**
Success isn’t just about what you know or what you get handed—it's about knowing when to play your cards, how to learn from every mistake, and when to take a chance. Part education, part luck — that’s the secret recipe.
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## **FADE OUT.**
### **THE END**
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