The document contains potential titles for a narrative about a woman named Mary-Anne who is unaware of her bad past that may come back to haunt her. Several of the proposed titles directly relate to the narrative's themes of an ominous past returning or being unable to escape one's history, while others are more vague or give away plot details.

1. ‘When the Past Comes to Haunt You’
This ties in with the narrative
and the title +
She isn’t aware she has a bad
past but it’s in her blood +
‘A tormented soul never
forgets’
Relates to title +
Relates to
narrative+
Scary +
‘He remembers’
Links to title+
Links to
narrative +
Slightly vague-
‘He’s coming to get you’
Relates to title and
narrative
Slightly too childish for
our target audience‘His Past will torment
your future’
Relates to title
and narrative
+
Direct
address+
‘Sleep With your Eyes Open’
Uses direct address +
Doesn’t relate to the title –
Links to the idea of danger
and Mary-Anne’s fear +
Too Vague -
‘You can’t escape His
Past’
Direct address+
Relates to
narrative+
‘Is He Watching You?’
Uses direct address +
Rhetorical Question +
Relates to the
narrative +
Chills audience on a
personal level +
Doesn’t relate to the
title -
‘Family isn’t forever’
Alliterative+
Relates to the narrative +
Doesn’t relate to the title –
Gives too much away,
reduces the impact of the
twist at the end-
‘Blood is thicker than Water’
Relates to the narrative
+
However, gives too
much away –
Not scary enough -
‘If you sit quietly’
Too vague –
Doesn’t relate to title
or the narrativeThis phrase is said in
the trailer +