writingcamp + The Devil's Trip

IDEAS: - The devil visits a city where he meditates about humans and their choices of finding him as culprit. He enjoys mocking humans.  - The devil falls in love with a young rebel woman who finds him disgusting. - No one in the town knows who he really  is and everybody sees him differently. - The devil starts to make her life impossible. - The young lady, a hardworking woman who does not believe in the existence of the devil. She finds him attractive but something from him repels her. SCENE 1: The Devil’s Spiritual Retreat  The devil decides to go to a spiritual retreat because he is tired of humans. However, he can’t leave his home, earth, so he goes to a small city to take a rest and go hiking, camping and all the other rhyming activities. When he arrives he decides to stay at a big house where an old lady sings beautifully. They talk for a long time and then she tells him about the church that had fallen because of the curse the devil made.  He was surprised about the news and he decides to visit the church in order to get to know what he did. SCENE 2: The Architect’s Job Julieta works everyday with no rest. She is a strong woman tired of living with traditions. She believes they are weights that cloud the dreams. She decided to finally go on vacation far away but she is called to repair the church from her town. She is mad, because she wanted to fly away at least for a week but she now needs to repair the mistake of the people that think it’s better to save money for themselves than to invest it to quality.  SCENE 3: The Church She was upset and ends up fighting Cristian, who is not only supposed to be the person in charge of control, but who is also in love with her. As usual, the only thing that survived was the cross and some of the benches. She sits down in one of them looking to the east and studies the drawings. The place is closed with yellow tapes, but the devil gets to go in through the west. He looks around and thinks for a while. Then he decides to sit down in the same benche and looks at the peculiar woman. He wondered why a person in that town would sit down in that way at a church. He does not go with religious things, but he wants to play, so he lectures her about God. She looks at him with her particular look and  then leaves the place. He feels attached to her and to her rebellious way of thinking. When he goes back to the house where he is staying, he finds out that the place is from her family and she lives there.