The Complete Rebirth Collection: 5 Scripts + Production Toolkit

The complete Rebirth & Revenge collection: all five scripts in the series plus an exclusive fifth script and a full production toolkit, at the best possible value.

Script 1: I Died on Our Anniversary

Logline. Poisoned by her husband on their tenth anniversary, a hotel heiress wakes up on the morning of that same day with full memory and eighteen hours to prove a murder that has not happened yet.

Format. 76 episodes × 90 sec vertical · approx 114 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

• Selene dies at 11:52pm and returns to 6:00am the same day, once, with no further resets.
• The poison is in a glass her husband Dario hands her at the toast. She knows the exact minute.
• Dario needs her signature on a share transfer before midnight. The murder is the contingency plan.
• Selene does not prevent the party. She attends it, changes four small things, and lets the day run.
• Everyone who helped him is in the room, and she now knows every one of their faces.

Main characters.

• Selene Marchetti — F, 36, hotel group heiress. Ran the family group for eleven years and let her husband take public credit because it kept the board comfortable. Precise, unsentimental, capable of enormous patience. Death did not change her personality, it removed her last reason to be pleasant. Want: The company intact and Dario destroyed in the correct order. Need: To stop mistaking control for safety..
• Dario Ferrant — M, 41, her husband. Married in and made himself indispensable through charm and genuine competence. Not stupid, not a brute. Kills her because it is the efficient option and he has already justified it to himself. Want: Control of the group before the quarterly filing. Need: Nothing. He is not on a redemption arc..
• Ines Marchetti — F, 24, Selene’s half sister. Assumed by everyone to be Dario’s accomplice. In the first life she was, in a small way, and did not know what she was helping with. Selene has to decide whether knowledge of a future crime is the same as guilt. Want: To be taken seriously by a sister who never has. Need: To find out what she is actually capable of..
• Kenji Aoki — M, 49, group counsel. Has worked for the family for twenty years and is the only person who notices Selene is different at 6:04am. Does not ask why. Simply reallocates his loyalty and becomes the plan’s quiet instrument. Want: To keep the family from destroying itself. Need: To admit he chose a side years ago..
• Beatriz Sol — F, 38, board member and Dario’s ally. Sold her vote in the first life. Selene’s most useful target, because turning her costs Dario the filing. Want: Liquidity and a seat that survives the transition. Need: To pick correctly..

Structure. Act 1 (1-24): Eighteen Hours; Act 2 (25-54): The Year She Bought; Act 3 (55-76): Without the Map

Sample hook. Ep 1-4 — 11:52: The anniversary party, the toast, the collapse. Then 6:00am, the same morning, the same dress laid out.

Script 2: Reborn as the Maid Who Buried Me

Logline. A murdered socialite wakes in the body of the household maid who carried her coffin, and must destroy her own family from four floors below the room where she used to sleep.

Format. 72 episodes × 90 sec vertical · approx 108 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

• Verity dies on the marble and wakes in Alma’s body, six months earlier.
• Alma’s consciousness is gone. Verity does not know where, and it becomes the show’s moral wound.
• The family will not look at her, which is a disadvantage in every way except the one that matters.
• She has six months until the day she is scheduled to die, and she intends to still be in this house when it arrives.
• The person who pushed her is someone she has been in a room with a thousand times.

Main characters.

• Verity Crane / Alma Reyes — F, 33 in a 26-year-old body. Was raised to run a house and never learned to clean one. Adjusting to the body is the show’s first act of humiliation and its first source of genuine growth. Sharp, imperious, unlearning it painfully. Want: To identify her killer and remain alive past the twelfth of June. Need: To become someone worth the life she stole to get here..
• Sebastian Crane — M, 38, her brother. Charming, indebted, terrified of their father. In the first life he inherited everything. Verity assumes he pushed her for exactly forty episodes. Want: The estate and his debts erased. Need: To be found out, honestly, so he can stop..
• Odile Crane — F, 62, the stepmother. Married into the family nineteen years ago and has been managing it ever since. Speaks to staff with immaculate courtesy and complete blindness. Knows the house better than anyone alive. Want: The family name preserved through the next generation. Need: To be seen as more than the second wife..
• Hector Reyes — M, 55, Alma’s father and the groundsman. The one person who notices his daughter has changed. Does not conclude possession. Concludes trauma, and treats her with a gentleness Verity has never received from anyone. Want: His daughter safe and out of that house. Need: To let her make her own choices..
• Dr. Lucian Ward — M, 44, family physician. Signed the death certificate in the first life. Present in the house weekly. The thread that leads to the truth. Want: To keep a very old arrangement quiet. Need: To stop being paid for silence..

Structure. Act 1 (1-22): Below Stairs; Act 2 (23-50): The Listening Months; Act 3 (51-72): The Twelfth of June

Sample hook. Ep 1-6 — The marble: Verity is pushed, dies, and opens her eyes six months earlier in a bed she has never slept in, in a room she has never entered.

Script 3: The Heiress Returns in Ashes

Logline. Declared dead in a yacht fire arranged by her own board, a shipping heiress returns three years later under a new face and a new name, and is hired by the people who burned her to find out whether she is still alive.

Format. 86 episodes × 95 sec vertical · approx 136 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

• Elodie survived the fire with burns, was pulled from the water by a smuggler crew, and spent three years becoming someone else.
• The board’s fixer confirmed the death with a bribed coroner. The file is closed. The fortune was distributed.
• An anonymous blackmailer has begun sending the board photographs only Elodie could have taken.
• The board hires Ava Moreau to find the blackmailer. Her real assignment, unspoken, is to confirm the heiress is dead.
• Elodie did not send the photographs. Someone else did, and she needs to find them before the board does.

Main characters.

• Elodie Castellan / Ava Moreau — F, 32, dead heiress, living accountant. Grew up on manifests and margins, ran the company at 26, trusted her board because her father built it. Three years of pain and paperwork turned a gifted amateur into a professional weapon. The new face in the mirror still surprises her, which she uses: nothing about her reads as personal. Want: The second ledger, the fixer’s name, and the company returned or destroyed, in that order. Need: To decide whether Elodie Castellan is someone to avenge or someone to finally stop being..
• Laurent Baptiste — M, 58, board chairman. Her father’s oldest friend. Gave the order for the fire and has slept well every night since, because he has decided it was a mercy compared to what the second ledger would have done to her. The show’s central monster precisely because he is warm. Want: The blackmailer found and the past to stay buried. Need: Nothing redeemable. His arc is exposure, not growth..
• Marguerite Fon — F, 44, the fixer. External counsel who arranges outcomes. Hired the crew, paid the coroner, closed the file. The only person who suspects Ava, because Ava’s work is too good. Want: Her fee history to stay unexamined. Need: To get out before the structure collapses..
• Nico Ferrar — M, 35, the smuggler who pulled her from the water. Kept her alive for four months, asked no questions, and refused payment because debts create visits. Reappears when the blackmail starts, because he recognizes the photographs: they were taken from his boat. Want: To stay out of it, and fails. Need: To admit he has spent three years checking the shipping news for her name..
• Colette Castellan — F, 27, her younger sister. Inherited the shares, married a board ally, and has spent three years being managed. The blackmailer’s photographs are being sent from her home network, which she does not know. Want: To stop dreaming about the yacht. Need: To learn what she actually saw that night..

Structure. Act 1 (1-26): The Interview; Act 2 (27-58): Two Hunts; Act 3 (59-86): The Second Ledger

Sample hook. Ep 1-6 — Hired: A forensic accountant interviews for a sensitive engagement. The panel includes everyone who killed her.

Pro-tier bonus material included: monetization and paywall map, localization guide, an alternate ending option, a casting and look-book brief, and a writers-room expansion worksheet.

Script 4: The Debt Collector’s Daughter

Logline. Ten years after her father was ruined and driven to his death by three business partners, a woman returns to their city as the anonymous lender all three now owe everything to, and begins calling in the debts one signature at a time.

Format. 82 episodes × 95 sec vertical · approx 130 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

• Three partners forged board minutes, called the loans, and let Anton Voss absorb the ruin. He drove into the river six weeks later.
• Mara spent ten years in another country learning exactly how money kills, then came home wearing money as armor.
• Halcyon’s loan book owns each man somewhere he cannot afford: a marriage, a hospital, a stadium contract.
• Her rule: each man must sign his own ruin willingly, on camera, fully advised, exactly as her father did not get to.
• Her father’s notebook lists the three men. A fourth line is water-damaged, and the visible letters match two people she loves.

Main characters.

• Mara Voss — F, 29, principal of Halcyon Credit. Left as a teenager with a funeral suit and a notebook, returned as the most disciplined lender in the region. Runs on lists, sleeps four hours, and visits the river every Sunday with coffee she never drinks. The plan is flawless; the woman executing it has not grieved yet, and the show knows it. Want: Three signatures, three ruins, one public correction of the record. Need: To read the fourth name and survive the answer..
• Konrad Behr — M, 61, the architect of the fraud. The senior partner who drafted the forged minutes. Now a civic patriarch: hospital wings, a stadium bid, a bridge with his name on it. The bridge is financed by Halcyon. Want: Legacy. Statues. The airport renamed. Need: Irrelevant. He is the debt that matters..
• Feliks Aldana — M, 54, the coward of the three. Signed everything Konrad put in front of him and has spent ten years being sorry in ways that cost him nothing. His guarantee is tied to his wife’s clinics. Want: To never have to choose again. Need: To finally testify..
• Dmitri Sorel — M, 49, the one who profited most. Took the salvage of Voss Construction for cents and built his empire on the foundations, literally. Smart enough to smell a pattern in his refinancing terms. The dangerous one. Want: To find out who is behind Halcyon before signing anything else. Need: Nothing. He is the antagonist clock..
• Ruth Okonkwo — F, 63, her father’s former bookkeeper. The only employee who testified for Anton Voss, and the only person in the city who knew Mara on sight. Now keeps Halcyon’s real books. One of the two people whose letters fit the fourth line. Want: The record corrected before she retires. Need: To tell Mara what she saw the week before the funeral..

Structure. Act 1 (1-24): The Loan Book; Act 2 (25-56): Face to Face; Act 3 (57-82): The Fourth Name

Sample hook. Ep 1-6 — Halcyon: A faceless lender, a perfect loan book, and three guarantees signed by three comfortable men.

Pro-tier bonus material included: monetization and paywall map, localization guide, an alternate ending option, a casting and look-book brief, and a writers-room expansion worksheet.

Script 5: Twice Burned, Once Crowned

Logline. Betrayed by the same man in two consecutive lives, a perfumer’s daughter enters her third with both memories intact, and discovers the second life’s revenge was exactly what he needed her to attempt.

Format. 90 episodes × 95 sec vertical · approx 142 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

• Life one: love, betrayal, ruin, death. Life two: rebirth, cold revenge, and a defeat engineered by a man who had also returned.
• Life three begins at the same dawn as life two. Both players retain both memories, and each knows the other remembers.
• The House of Maren rests on a single asset: her grandmother’s unwritten formula, which exists only in Isolde’s trained memory.
• Casimir’s empire in every life is built by acquiring Maren. He has done it two different ways. He needs a third.
• Her opening truce is genuine, poisoned only by knowledge: peace with him has never once been survivable.

Main characters.

• Isolde Maren — F, 27 (aged 58 across three lives). Heir to a nose three generations in the making. Life one made her a victim, life two made her a blade, and both identities failed. Life three’s project is becoming something he has no file on. Carries two complete sets of grief and a formula that exists nowhere outside her skull. Want: To end the cycle: keep the House, keep her life, and make a third rebirth unnecessary. Need: To become unrecognizable to her own patterns, not just his..
• Casimir Vale — M, 31 (aged 66 across three lives). Self-made in life one, self-aware in life two, and in life three something new: tired. Has won twice and found both victories identically hollow. The truce tempts him for reasons he refuses to examine. Still constitutionally incapable of leaving the board. Want: Officially: Maren. Actually: one outcome he has not already lived. Need: To discover what he is when he is not acquiring her..
• Sable Maren — F, 22, Isolde’s cousin. In life one, collateral damage. In life two, Isolde’s weapon, spent ruthlessly and lost. In life three, Isolde refuses to use her, which changes Sable’s fate in ways neither remembered life predicts. The show’s proof that the board is truly new. Want: A place in the House earned, not inherited. Need: The mentorship Isolde withheld in both prior lives..
• Anton Percy — M, 64, the House’s master perfumer. Trained Isolde’s palate in every life. Dies on the same date in all remembered timelines, eighteen months in. Both players know the date. What each chooses to do about it becomes the show’s central moral divergence. Want: To pass the craft before his hands fail. Need: Eighteen more months, which only two people know he does not have..
• Vivienne Ash — F, 45, auction house director. The kingmaker of the fragrance world and the only person who behaves unpredictably across all three lives, because she responds to micro-differences neither player can fully control. Their shared weather system. Want: The Maren formula on her auction block, any lifetime. Need: Nothing. She is chaos in a good suit..

Structure. Act 1 (1-28): The Truce; Act 2 (29-62): The Almanac Breaks; Act 3 (63-90): The Third Betrayal

Sample hook. Ep 1-6 — Day one, again: The third waking. The same dawn, the same dress laid out, and a woman who gets up and goes directly to her enemy’s office.

Pro-tier bonus material included: monetization and paywall map, localization guide, an alternate ending option, a casting and look-book brief, and a writers-room expansion worksheet.

The production toolkit

A dedicated .txt covering vertical-drama production standards, the 90-second episode template, shooting schedule and budget models, genre-specific direction, thumbnail and title testing, retention diagnostics, and a delivery checklist — the operational layer that turns a bible into a shot show.

Why the master collection

You get every script in the series, the toolkit that ties them together, and the exclusive fifth script found only in this collection. Bought separately the scripts alone would exceed $199 — the master price is $149.99. You receive six .txt files.

Format and delivery

This is a digital download. After purchase you get immediate access to the .txt file(s) listed above. The text is English, fully formatted, and ready to hand to a writing or production team. License: non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual — adapt, translate, and produce commercially. You may not resell the document itself as a script product.