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Plot Twist Generator

Reads a {story_summary} and proposes six plot twist options, ranked from most plausible to most surprising, each paired with a one-line note on how to foreshadow it earlier in the story. Useful when a draft feels predictable and needs a turn the reader won't see coming, without abandoning the story that's already been set up. Works on a synopsis, an outline, or a full draft summary — the more context given, the more the twists will fit what's already established.

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Here's a summary of my story so far: {story_summary}

Propose 6 plot twist options for this story, ranked from most plausible to most surprising.

For each twist:
- Describe the twist in 1-2 sentences.
- Note what existing detail in the story it could recontextualize.
- Suggest one small foreshadowing detail I could plant earlier to make it feel earned rather than random.

Avoid twists that would require throwing out everything already established.
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