May 2

  The offer made by Steve Parks and Raimon reached its destination at Paramount offices—an astonishing offer of 40 million for the creation of a Stark Trek series uhe Lux Animation banner. Not far away, the offer sparked discussions among Paramount's staff, who had no prior idea of handing the series to this ipany.

  The pany received the notification on April 28 and respohe day with a teroffer of 80 million dolrs. Ingeniously, Steve Parks and Raimoed an attractive proposal to e wouldn't be rejected.

  A broad fg to create the feeling of endearment they seek is the birth of an idea in the heads of their petitors. From there, the response will be identified with what they most desire to achieve, beyond a bonus. The motives of Steve and Raimon themselves are the goal and the challenge of seg something substantial.

  Summary:

  The Offer:

  Uhe assumption of creating cooperatioween Lux Animation and Paramount, it entails a special lise and the partial purchase of the Stark Trek franchise. The deal includes 40 million as part of the purchase and a guaranteed iment of 50 million for the creation of a museum and a special animated series delving into the world of Stark Trek, presenting its own cultural identity.

  The teroffer:

  As a franchise positioned for 20 years with proven fan loyalty, the cooperation of Paramount and Lux ics proposes a special lise and partial purchase of the Stark Trek franchise for 80 million dolrs. The joint iment is 100 million dolrs for the serialization of the franchises.

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  The two-day dialogue was leaked to the pany, leading to a collective breakfast of spiracies and the new franchise picture on papers for November 10, 1994. The new film series is expected to achieve forced success, and exposure is just another crucial means for the panies' ends. teroffers number 3, 5, and 6 were oable. By May 2, 1994, the activity was effervest, causing a stir among some fan groups and iertai industry—something onpce.

  But in regional circution, the news was out, even the zealous Gee Lucas raised an eyebrow at the audacity of this pany.

  -I'm surprised it pyed out exactly as you pnned, - Anne Hall said, looking at the three regional and national neers. The damage was evident in Gee Lucas's eyes due to the cessation of iations. However, after the fiasd the bme game, the iations stalled, and it seemed to be over.

  -Everything was acc to our pn, - said Steve Parks, in his fiailored blue suit, adorned with a set of silk handkerchiefs. Although he liked wool, the heat of San Jose had prevented him from wearing it.

  -It's magnifit how these eai maneuvers unfold. Do you have any new insights into Ma Publishing? Mr. Thomas has already submitted the papers for the Writers Foundation, and the money is earmarked. I see that this will help us with some promissory notes. Insane amounts of taxes are being paid, even when we doo charity, - Anne remarked.

  -I have them right where I want them. Although I imposed tougher ditions than Billy initially mentioned, I know he wants a stroionship with writers and scriptwriters. I don't bme him; his ideas alone ot be enough to create a television el, - said Steve Parks.

  To whine nodded, adjustiortoiseshell-framed gsses, and looked at Raimon, who ughed from the waiting room chair like a fool. But she couldn't help but admire him for the Machiavellian pn he had executed.

  -Raimon! - Anne excimed.

  Raimon stumbled in surprise, almost falling off the chair.

  -Yes. -

  -Have you discussed the situation with Billy? - Anne asked. She was aware of how Raimon called Billy every day to update him on the pany's affairs. Moreover, Billy's passive nguage allowed Raimon to meddle more due to their existiionship.

  -Of course not. It's a surprise. Dealing with Gee Lucas is a mess. It's better to buy Star Wars a Billy take charge. His talent is unparalleled, and the proposals he has are fabulous. Since Billy started using Warhammer 40k and Dungeons & Dragons, three new books, deluxe boards, and the proposal for online boards. - Raimon said, holding the test volume of Evangelion in his hand—a powerful story that has captivated him. Even his ughter is caused by the excessive surprise of the id how it goes beyond his thoughts, ultimately surprising him.

  Steve Parks only calmed down in the presence of the great boss, a boy with a prophetic vision. -Billy is certain that Gee will eventually give in. Our main goal is not Lucasfilm; it's Star Wars. -Steve Parks said.

  -So... - Anated due to the ck of knowledge.

  -Well, Gee Lucas values his pany, but we value the identity we gain from Lucasfilm. We proposed for the ey of the pany. Billy knows that creating a special effects pany is cumbersome, but for Billy, having special effects is simple and only requires money, work, and tacts. We even copy a series with the future of Star Wars. And thanks to the mistake of Lucas's receptionist, the offer retionship is not for a franchise; it's for Lucasfilm. This will subsequently unnerve Lucas by exposing Gee's uainty. We will lise Star Wars or make a partial purchase of the series—a 50%-50% split on the cht of Lucasfilm. - Steve Parks expined.

  -Clearly, it's inclusive for now. You go and give me the news of the purchase much ter. This matter gives me a terrible headache, something I dislike. - Anne said.

  -Your strong stance bewilders me, Anne, but you must rex your shoulders and trust your team. - Steve Parks said, leaving the room.

  Raimon followed him with some fear because there Anne was, reviewing some orders or ideas that would not be very good, like giving her more work than already budgeted.

  The pany was in its broadest growth, seeking a Chief Operating Officer, a television assistant, and a dedicated director tahe TV el. Alongside other positions such as advertising, administration, marketing, and logistics, and expanding human resources. The delivery of the four-strand building is scheduled for July. The purchase of equipment, along with the parabolitracts to air the television el, as well as hiring a specialist group to create films, was the total separation— one group dedicated to movies and ao series.

  -Raimon, before you go, send Felicity io discuss the el matter, and please, finalize the stock deal for this week. - Anne said from her desk.

  Raimon nodded, his curly but pletely straight hair swaying with pleasure at Anne's words. His hefty frame moved toward the exit, magazine in hand, humming his own tune for an Evangelion song about the current ges and how to predict the chapter, set to be distributed month.

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