Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock

Werewolf1361 · 01-27-2017

So lately I've been in a bit of a "board to death with werewolves" funk. With that in mind, I've decided to try a different angle on it. One of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies is Rear Window. I've decided to use that as the basis of my next TF story.

The plot line is simple, a young photography student is laid up in his parents house with a broken leg and is confined to his second-floor bedroom, much like the film. However, his neighbor's hot daughter provides him with a distraction and he takes to spying on her. One night however, he watches her transform into a werewolf.

What do you guys think? Any ideas and suggestions are always welcome. And yes, she will have pretty feet and there will be process of them transforming.

~Circe~ · 01-27-2017

My first suggestion? Don't make it a broken leg. Make it something else that has him stuck at home. Otherwise it'll be too noticeable. At least by 30+ year olds.

Werewolf1361 · 01-27-2017

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Originally Posted by ~Circe~

My first suggestion? Don't make it a broken leg. Make it something else that has him stuck at home. Otherwise it'll be too noticeable. At least by 30+ year olds.

Perhaps maybe he'll have some internal injuries as well that needs to recover from.

~Circe~ · 01-27-2017

Perhaps... you could always make him home bound by other means. He could have a disease like chicken pocks, mumps, measles, or laringitis...

but if you prefer your protagonist not sick, perhaps he is grounded after being suspended from school for a week. He's a photographer right? I could think of a lot of compromising things photo evidence can accomplish.

Maybe a lewd picture of school staff, cheating on tests, or maybe reporting some absurd rumor in newspaper or yearbook. The latter would be particularly juicy as it would be a boy who cried wolf kind of irony considering this is literally a boy spying on a werewolf.

Anahki · 01-27-2017

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Originally Posted by Werewolf1361

So lately I've been in a bit of a "board to death with werewolves" funk. With that in mind, I've decided to try a different angle on it. One of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies is Rear Window. I've decided to use that as the basis of my next TF story.

The plot line is simple, a young photography student is laid up in his parents house with a broken leg and is confined to his second-floor bedroom, much like the film. However, his neighbor's hot daughter provides him with a distraction and he takes to spying on her. One night however, he watches her transform into a werewolf.

What do you guys think? Any ideas and suggestions are always welcome. And yes, she will have pretty feet and there will be process of them transforming.

The idea is simply wonderful. Some years ago I wrote a story with a similar premise, but I didn't get it finished (and it is in Spanish too). Go ahead with it

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Kantomaster1111 · 01-29-2017

Ignore Circe, the broken leg makes it a fitting tribute to the film Rear Window. Looking forward to this.

Werewolf1361 · 01-30-2017

Here we go! You actually get two TFs for the price of one. I tried to include several elements from the film as well.

http://mark-of-the-wolf.deviantart.c...ndow-660366305

01-27-2017	#1
Werewolf1361 Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 132	Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock So lately I've been in a bit of a "board to death with werewolves" funk. With that in mind, I've decided to try a different angle on it. One of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies is Rear Window. I've decided to use that as the basis of my next TF story. The plot line is simple, a young photography student is laid up in his parents house with a broken leg and is confined to his second-floor bedroom, much like the film. However, his neighbor's hot daughter provides him with a distraction and he takes to spying on her. One night however, he watches her transform into a werewolf. What do you guys think? Any ideas and suggestions are always welcome. And yes, she will have pretty feet and there will be process of them transforming.

01-27-2017	#2
~Circe~ Goddess of Transformation Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Aeaea Posts: 140	Re: Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock My first suggestion? Don't make it a broken leg. Make it something else that has him stuck at home. Otherwise it'll be too noticeable. At least by 30+ year olds. __________________

01-27-2017	#4
~Circe~ Goddess of Transformation Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Aeaea Posts: 140	Re: Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock Perhaps... you could always make him home bound by other means. He could have a disease like chicken pocks, mumps, measles, or laringitis... but if you prefer your protagonist not sick, perhaps he is grounded after being suspended from school for a week. He's a photographer right? I could think of a lot of compromising things photo evidence can accomplish. Maybe a lewd picture of school staff, cheating on tests, or maybe reporting some absurd rumor in newspaper or yearbook. The latter would be particularly juicy as it would be a boy who cried wolf kind of irony considering this is literally a boy spying on a werewolf. __________________

01-29-2017	#6
Kantomaster1111 Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 396	Re: Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock Ignore Circe, the broken leg makes it a fitting tribute to the film Rear Window. Looking forward to this.

01-30-2017	#7
Werewolf1361 Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 132	Re: Working on a female werewolf TF in the style of Alfred Hitchcock Here we go! You actually get two TFs for the price of one. I tried to include several elements from the film as well. http://mark-of-the-wolf.deviantart.c...ndow-660366305