Overall the script seems to be a good world builder for the lives of Dom and Paulie. Not only does this story join in realm with other stories we have seen before, but it also gives extra details in between. Details that feel realistic. There is also a building anxiety given how the main character Dom keeps getting reminded about a big liability in his life...... Paulie. The script does a great job of of placing an individual in a world of uncertainty and stress due to loyalty of family. In addition, the script provides a realistic approach to those living in the world that do not feel a shred of responsibility. That lack of responsibility could lead to life changing circumstances for the worse. I feel that this story has great potential to be seen on the big screen. There is a small issue with pacing that I feel can be adjusted and tweaked. Once that is done, the sky is the limit. The script reads like a real life book of the streets.

Harbor View creates tension and intrigue while keeping a clear narrative. The mystery is engaging and the world the writer has created feels authentic to the story. This was an enjoyable read throughout and has potential in developing as a series. It has commercial and creative potential with the topics and themes in the story. The write avoids amateur mistakes such as unclear motivation, and inconsistent tone. The storytelling is focused and it is clear. The only suggestions I can think of are maybe have personal stakes tied to the lighthouse or certain emotional ties to it in a way.