Pt. 2/10: Grey
gray
ɡrā/
adjective
adjective: grey
of a color intermediate between black and white, as of ashes or an overcast sky."gray flannel trousers"synonyms:silvery, silver-gray, gunmetal, slate, charcoal, smoky "a gray suit"
(of a person) having gray hair."a gray, fatherly gentleman"
synonyms:
white, silver, hoary "his gray hair"
informal
relating to old people, especially when seen as an oppressed group."gray power"(of the weather) cloudy and dull; without sun."a cold, gray November day"
synonyms:
cloudy, overcast, dull, sunless, gloomy, dreary, dismal, somber, bleak, murky "a gray day"
antonyms:
sunny, bright
(of a person's face) pale, as through tiredness, age, or illness."a few people, their faces gray and bitter"synonyms:
ashen, wan, pale, pasty, pallid, colorless, bloodless, white, waxen; Moresickly, peaked, drained, drawn, deathly
"her face looked gray"antonyms:
ruddy
dull and nondescript; without interest or character. "gray, faceless men"synonyms:
characterless, colorless, nondescript, insipid, jejune, unremarkable, flat, bland, dry, stale; Moredull, uninteresting, uninvolving, boring, tedious, monotonous, monochrome
"the gray daily routine"antonyms:
lively
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It wasn't even black and white for her. She would have preferred her world to be as such, but alas, in her line of sight, the world was a dreary shade of grey. It was as if she had been looking through an old picture-box; everything the same and plain. So dreadfully plain. Every time she looked in the mirror, the same thing appeared. The same grey face, which in reality had quite a nice complexion, the same grey hair, which was actually a pleasing blonde, and varying clothes depending on the day. This affected her personality somewhat, knowing that everyone else saw black and white, while she was stuck with this dreary grey. It made her sad, as she sat in the window, staring out at all the raindrops as they fell, another grey mark dripping down a grey surface. Even the sun, the bloody sun was another shade of grey.
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Spectrum
Science FictionA terrible war. Ten people, scattered about the globe, each with part of the key to return what has been stolen. A single vessel, borne to receive what has been taken. A single Spectrum, born to save a forsaken earth.