A better description coming soon but for now, it's about a girl who is struggling with the loss of her family, and the responsibility of raising her baby brother. ✩

Having lived on a pirate ship for a majority of his life, Morgan had thought he was immune to the idea of surprise. When a man would jump over-board, driven insane by the open ocean, he would shrug and remember to pick up another crew member the next time they went to port. If someone were to drop dead on the main deck from heat exhaustion, he would nod, remembering how they'd been sick days before. Most things, now at least, he was able to anticipate. Tonight, however, it seemed... different.

In everyday society, it is the citizens responsibility to judge their ability to function in life with 'normal' people. For some, living a 'normal' life isn't possible. This seemed to be the case for writer Eddward Patel. It was his own decision to keep to himself and stay away from other citizens for their own safety. His anger wasn't something he could ever control correctly, even now, years after being diagnosed with an explosive anger disorder he didn't feel the need to remember the name of. In retrospect, it wasn't his fault he got landed in jail. It was /his/. Instead, people shouldn't steal from others, especially those unable to exist within 'normal' citizens.