Facts and images that are not subject to interpretation because they are implicitly stated in the script.
- Facts are events that happened or circumstances that are true before the scene starts
- Events are things that happen in the scene, but once they happen they become facts.
- Remember so that facts and events can be immutable, they have to be clear and not open to interpretation. For example: It is evening, or Angel is Mary's son.
- You can use immutable facts as stable foundations for your more imaginative ideas about the character.
