Sources of inspiration can be the source of blocks. There is a well of possible scenarios that are quite easily accessible and open to interpretation. Disney. There are many parts of stories beautifully produced by the Disney Corporation that could give you food for your story-writing journey.
Robin Hood 1973
The 1973 version of Robin Hood with animals as the stars may provide snippets that you can utilise. Then there are straight stories like Oliver Twist, from which you could extract and embellish sections.
Oliver Twist
There are a number of options;
1. The Rise of Bill Sykes and Nancy,
2. The nefarious deeds of Mr and Mrs Bumble.
3. The demise of Oliver's mother and how he came to be in the workhouse.
Just a few accessible opportunities. Of course, you don't have to stick to films to derive sources. Almost anything you have read can be of use. I would even go so far as to say that could be true of a technical article; it may stretch the imagination, but nothing wrong in that.
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