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Robin Miller <robin.miller@invalid.invalid> wrote:

>Christmas at Plumhill Manor      (movie)       (8 pm, Lifetime Channel)

>Margot Stone, a beautiful rising architect in New York, discovers a 
>magical Christmas secret in an English countryside manor she 
>unexpectedly inherits. Experiencing Christmas across the pond may make 
>Margot a fish out of water, but an unforeseen romance and sense of 
>belonging give her a breathtaking new blueprint for love. Stars Maria 
>Menounos and Kyle Pryor.

Need a ruling here.

If you know you are stuck in a plot that's been used hundreds of times
before, how is any development unexpected or unforeseen?