A struggling writer reluctantly accepts a mysterious offer to time-travel and meets F. Scott Fitzgerald in the 1920s, gaining inspiration but inadvertently altering literary history, forcing them to restore the timeline and ensure their heroes' legacy in the present day.
Protagonist: A skeptical and cautious individual who is hesitant to accept the offer of time-travel; deuteragonist: A supportive friend or family member who encourages the protagonist to take the chance and pursue their passion for writing.
The protagonist reluctantly agrees to the time-travel offer and is transported back to the 1920s, where they meet F. Scott Fitzgerald and gain valuable insight into the writing process.
Ending: The protagonist returns to the present day with a renewed sense of inspiration and determination to pursue their writing career. They credit their experience with F. Scott Fitzgerald as the turning point in their life and begin to achieve success as a writer. The deuteragonist is proud of their friend's accomplishments and is glad they took the chance to time-travel.
Twist: Upon returning to the present day, the protagonist discovers that their meeting with F. Scott Fitzgerald has altered the course of literary history, and they now have to navigate a world where their favorite novels were never written. The protagonist must find a way to restore the timeline and ensure that their literary heroes still have the chance to inspire future generations.