This book may contain sensitive subjects...Please read at your risk
Just to make it clear...I am a supporter of LGBTQ and Anti-racism. I believe everyone should be treated the same, Whatever race, religion, sexuality etc.. everyone deserves to be treated as a human.
This book MAY have some sexual scenes, sexual assault scenes, gory scenes. Read at your own risk.
This book is about the fight to freedom
LiBeRtY.
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The government controls all.
Who you love.
How many children you have.
How you live.
When you die.
This must change.
The Government believes in a perfect earth, which caused them to control all citizens lives. From who they marry, where they work, to how many kids they choose and how/when they die. They cared so much about being perfect they killed any "imperfections" calling them the " The uglies" For example, homosexuality. This "crime" was sentenced to death or if lucky, prison. Anything that allowed individuals to express themself such as music and many works of literature is banned. A meadow vole booms louder than the people's restrained cries.
The intense amount of control brainwashes people, progressively turning them empty. Turning people into rotten self-obsessed creatures.
The Government had one leader. John Keele, he leads England's region and some other European countries. The only people who have gone outside the walls are fellow politicians, soldiers and him and his son.
Of course, the 88. The 88s is the government policy, they are for keeping people in order but mostly bully them. They wore black suits with long black coats, they always covered their faces with masks, which in some cases probably a good thing.......
This is a story of freedom.
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