Falling Into Heaven

About this drama

The source for this entry is a one-sentence logline of 188 characters, and one transcription fact comes first: the platform prints a curly apostrophe in the phrase about heaven's law, transcribed here with a plain one. What the source states: a blind fallen angel is pushed from a skyscraper as a cursed monster, but when twelve black wings tear open the rain, the archangel sent to execute her breaks heaven's law and catches her. The sentence is built as a fall with a catch: the push starts it, the wings interrupt it, and the executioner's own transgression, breaking the law he enforces, is the pivot the whole premise hangs on. The wings are printed tearing open the rain at the moment of the fall and are not attributed to a wearer in the line itself, a gap recorded as printed. The cast is three roles on no names, the blind fallen angel, the archangel whose orders his own arms refuse, and the crowd implied by the execution order, and the skyscraper is the only address given. Blindness paired with a falling body makes the catch the only event that matters, which is the sentence's own economy. The record stops at the catch, with no ending stated. The run is eighty episodes, the modal length of this batch, shared by seven of the twenty entries, and the registry column lists fifteen against the API's eighty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 412 views, sixteenth of twenty, in the lower half, and the platform marks the series completed.

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