I just realized something. I hate when I come up with a brand new scenes for the script and I already wrote it already. I should've done this scene. I guess it's better late than never
I don't think that's an abnormal thing for a writer Susan. As Doug said, feel free to modify and rewrite until you believe it represents the body of work you envision :)
If the scene can work well in the script then put it in. If no, rework it and put it in your next script. Otherwise, kill your darlings, let the scene go and move on.
Like, in the context of already wrote it in another piece, or in the same work?
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Hey Susan - until you sell the script; it's your property to modify, change, rewrite or do whatever you want to do with/to it. We call it rewriting..
I don't think that's an abnormal thing for a writer Susan. As Doug said, feel free to modify and rewrite until you believe it represents the body of work you envision :)
If the scene can work well in the script then put it in. If no, rework it and put it in your next script. Otherwise, kill your darlings, let the scene go and move on.