This is an interesting one. I’m really keen to hear your opinion.

I love Ghost World, but I don’t think it is an obvious example of a typical successful film structure.

Now that I’m looking at this structure again, I’m wondering if Act Three shouldn’t start with Sequence I. Enid has just admitted to herself that she needs others by telling them she wants to move in. Then in Sequence I she is packing, ready to move on.

Anyhow, here’s my go at Enid’s journeys:

Inner Journey: to grow up and move on from her “cocoon” relationship with Becky.

Outer Journey: to perpetuate her teenage life outside mainstream society.

Romantic Journey: to grow from a platonic to a sexual bond with Seymour.

Antagonist: mainstream society, represented by her art teacher

What do you think?

Interesting work.

I’d like to know your opinion about the Challenge for Enid.
I mean, what is her Inner, Outer, romantic and Greater antagonism ?

I have my own opinion, but i’d like to hear yours before.

Thanks !

Guillaume