Plantation Stories

Esther, Essie for short, is a slave on the Williams Plantation. Snatched away from her parents as a toddler and sold to Master Williams she grew up as a slave like her adopted mother. Essie is tired of the only life she knows, tired of the hard work, tired of the plantation, tired of keeping her head down. What will happen when she has a chance encounter with the one person she never thought she would see again: Gabriel Williams. Gabriel Williams is the heir to the Williams Plantation. After being sent away to live with his Aunt and Uncle after his mother's untimely death he returns home with a new mind set and a mission. However, things have changed a lot since he left and he has a run in with one of the kitchen girls who he remembers from his early days.

Zander Constantino is the second son of the Constantino Family who owns land for rice, corn and various vegetables plantation in Ilocos Norte. He studied in Manila High school until he went to college, he always give his parents a headache, he played with girls, always at parites. Until, summer came he had an accident in a Car Race that he was participated in , so his Parents decided to sent him back to Ilocos to help their business. How can Nicole Perez and Zander Cross their path in Plantation Albinobo?

"How are you feeling today, Ferndusk?" Honeyshine immediately started up a conversation as he pushed on her shoulders, belly and hips. He was checking for abnormal growths. The Bubbleclan medicine cat recently discovered something that he called a "tumor." They were growths that could cause a cat severe health issues. Although they didn't know how it worked, they knew that the only way to get rid of them was through cutting it off, and they had a chance of growing back.

this story is about a young person named reese, who's a slave that mainly works in the cotton field. one day, something happens that will change their life forever.. do they make it out alive?

The following work is my entry for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. A Seahorse mother worried about Hippocampus society teaches her young fry about his Uncles life with dementia as he finds companionship outside his species. ______ Seahorse Swab Photo Courtesy of National Geographic A small estuary seahorse, Hippocampus kuda, drifts in the polluted waters near Sumbawa Besar, Sumbara Island, Indonesia. JUSTIN HOFMAN, WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

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He who wins the war writes the history books. His war is the only one that is just, anything else is a foolish act of rebellion against power. True power, in 22nd century America is being unblemished and clean skinned. A tattoo on the wrist is the mark of the suppressed, three links bind an individual into a lifetime of servitude that no one would choose. To be bought and sold like an animal is the highest form of humiliation: according to the slaves. According to those who wrote the histories it is deserved, even though the Great Revolution was over 300 years before our time. Meriddion VanShay didn't believe the history books for a second, how could a tattoo really make that much of a difference?

Just a short story. Pretty easy read, very random.

Welcome to my world of pure WorldBuilding, This will include facts, worlds and many a multiverse as well! Maybe some fan made things for franchises such as Marvel and Warhammer But who knows really? Anything can happen in a Multiversal fanfiction Also I can add some random bullshit too possibly

Love, was what Archer wanted. Murder, was what he received. Now clawing his way out of his shallow grave and waking up in a time that is not his own, he fights to return himself to his love, Emmeline, and avenge their deaths for which he was blamed. Faced with dire obstacles and a hidden society which wants the both of them back in their graves, he battles for what everyone wants. Another chance. Cover by: @ayeeitsdaniii

Camille's life as a modern-slave in India turns upside down when a young, spirited boy shows up and brings her into the unknown.

If you are a plant lover then you definitely know the struggle of finding that perfect soil mix that makes your green babies thrive. There are many types of soil and not all of them work for all types of plants.

The story of the "plantation mentality" is one of historical continuity and the lingering legacy of exploitative power structures. It begins with the establishment of plantation systems during the colonial and slavery eras, where vast agricultural estates, particularly in the Americas, relied on enslaved African labor to produce cash crops like cotton, sugar, and tobacco. These plantations operated on strict hierarchies, with enslaved workers subjected to inhumane conditions, brutal control, and systematic dehumanization. As slavery was abolished in the 19th century, the plantation system's values-centered on exploitation, control, and inequality-did not disappear. Instead, they adapted into new forms through systems like sharecropping, Jim Crow laws, and institutionalized racism. Over time, these values embedded themselves into societal structures, such as economic systems, criminal justice, education, and housing, creating enduring disparities. The story of the plantation mentality highlights the struggle to dismantle these historical legacies. Today, advocates for equity and justice seek to confront this mindset by addressing systemic inequities, promoting community solidarity, and creating policies that rectify historical injustices.