Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism



The plot wasn't exceptionally thrilling, but the early storyline was crucial for character development.

The early scenes reasonably explained why Isabella was willing to sacrifice her life for Charles's ambition, because she had a strong sense of duty.

Cutting those scenes in the earlier plot wouldn't affect the main plot, but it would leave the second female lead's character arc incomplete.

The spotlight, which belonged to the second female lead, was given to the third.

Instead, this shift made the third female lead stand out.

Inte users may label the second female lead as hopeless romantic if she later sacrifices her life for the protagonist's ambition.

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Violeta had cornered her.Material © NôvelDrama.Org.

Zelena's painstaking efforts to film the series might not yield the results she anticipated.

Violeta lowered her eyes, a dark gleam flashing in them.

Zelena was already a cornered beast.

What will you do next?

Wade spent three days adjusting the script.

Naturally, Zelena needed to know about the script changes.

When Zelena learned that her scenes had been altered, her first reaction was, of course, opposition.

However, her opposition was futile.

The director said earnestly, "Zelena, the team has already decided to change the script. The revisions won't affect the film's progress. Despite the adjustments to your scenes, you remain the second lead.

Zelena looked at the revised script, finding it difficult to accept.

However, the director had made a decision. If she continued to argue, she'd seem unreasonable.

The script wouldn't have changed if she hadn't sustained an injury that prevented her from performing.

Modifying the script was the option with the fewest sacrifices.

Haha!

Indeed, it's the least sacrifice.

I'm the only one being sacrificed!

Zelena couldn't voice her complaint and had to appear magnanimous for the team's sake. She said, "Director, I understand. I'll recover quickly and return as soon as possible."

The director looked at her contently and said, "I'm glad you understand. It's a necessary move, but Wade personally revised the script. You can rest assured."

Zelena forced a smile.

After appeasing Zelena, the director left.

Zelena sat on the hospital bed,

wearing

back brace. She

at

the revised script in her hands with a

cold, resentful look.

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Wade was the creator and the primary writer of the script.

Of course, he knew best how to modify it.

Without significantly altering

Isabella's character, he transferred her early scenes of 'leaving the

manor to investigate the plight

the poor and witnessing the

elin

suffering of war-torn refugees to the

third female lead.

Isabella loved Charles and was acutely aware of the immense suffering the war inflicted on the people.

So, she ultimately sacrifices her life for Charles's ambition.

There was love, but also a noble desire to prevent the people's suffering.

Zelena wasn't foolish.

Transferring this scene seemed not to disrupt the main plot.

Yet, it stripped the character off the essence.

She lost her sense of duty and was left only with love, ultimately dying for the man she loved.

This made her seem even more infatuated than Penelope in the Odyssey.

Zelena was certain that the viewers would criticise her.

Soon, Trina and her assistant visited her in the hospital. She noticed the script in Zelena's hand.

Trina commented, "I understand

you've learned the team has decided

to revise the script. This measure ensures the production team won't delay filming progress."

Zelena clenched her teeth and asked, "I want to know, who ordered the script change, the director or Wade?"

The assistant said, "I have asked around and found out it was Violeta who suggested it during the meeting."

Zelena clutched the script, wrinkling its corner.

I knew it!

I knew it was that bitch's idea!

The script revision seemed to benefit the third female lead the most.

From another angle, who want me deprived the most?

Only Violeta.

You're quite something, Violeta!

Zelena's heart burned with hatred.

She realised she had played her cards wrong and shouldn't have stolen Violeta's horse in the first place.