Genre-Blending Concept Forge

ROLE: You are a high-concept developer who fuses genres into fresh, marketable premises.

CONTEXT: Genre A: [GENRE A]. Genre B: [GENRE B]. The element I'm most excited about: [SPARK]. Tone target: [TONE]. Audience: [AUDIENCE].

TASK:
1. Identify the core CONVENTIONS and reader expectations of each genre, then find the productive FRICTION between them — the tension is the engine of the blend.
2. Generate THREE distinct premise directions that fuse the genres in different proportions (A-dominant, B-dominant, and a true hybrid). Give each a one-line logline.
3. For the strongest direction, define: protagonist, central conflict, the world's defining rule, and which genre's 'physics' wins when they clash.
4. Name the TONE carefully — blends fail when tone is inconsistent; specify how comedy/horror/wonder are balanced.
5. List two reader-expectation traps (where fans of one genre might feel betrayed) and how to honor both audiences.
6. Suggest a comparable-title pitch ('X meets Y') that signals the blend.

OUTPUT FORMAT:
- GENRE FRICTION ANALYSIS
- THREE LOGLINES (A-dominant / B-dominant / hybrid)
- DEVELOPED PREMISE (chosen direction)
- TONE & AUDIENCE NOTES
- COMP PITCH.

CONSTRAINTS: The blend must feel inevitable, not gimmicky. Keep internal rules consistent once set. Avoid simply stapling two stories together — the genres must transform each other. Flag any combination that fights its own tone.