Plato Stories

Just some oneshots of our favorite Jellicle Cats (ALL ARTWORK CREDIT GOES TO THE ORIGINAL CREATORS!!!)

Kebenaran yang hadir dalam mimpi-mimpi kering.

Quotations from the Roman and Greek poets and philosophers and the great statesmen, generals and rulers who shaped antiquity.

Human behavior flows from three main sources; desire, emotion, and knowledge. - Plato

This beginning of the novel is about a young boy whose destiny is intertwined with the primordial Child of Man and must earn dominion over the world and then seek out the good, the only flicker of light in an otherwise pitch black world. If anyone has read Plato and knows about his forms and the allegory of the cave, that's where I got inspiration from

A team of professionals are gathered and lead by an amateur scholar to find the Lost City of Atlantis.

“According to Greek mythology, humans were originally created with four arms, four legs, and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them into two separate beings condemning them to spend their lives in search for their other halves.” ~Plato’s The Symposium.

Rory Peng has always fantasized about murder. On the outside, Rory is the ideal student, philosophically smart and independent of her own problems. On the contrary, she doesn't really stand out at her American High School in Taiwan. There was just something about Rory's life that was strangely normal and bleak. She was ordinary looking, accompanied by average grades and normal parents. So when she witnesses the aftermath of a homicide in the elevator of her dormitory, she comes face to face with her dark obsession, and her guilt melts into a frenzied panic. She is desperate to find the sadistic killer and is certain it had something to do with the wide-eyed boy hovering before the fresh corpse. Rory is determined to befriend this boy and live the dream that both haunted and exhilarated her. Will she finally find a deeper meaning in her life? Or will she forever drown in the pity of her own guilt?

Arwen Evangeline Eastwood moves in with her relatives in prestigious middle Tennessee for the summer and meets the philosophical young neighbor, Percy. While splitting her time between her family and her new mysterious love interest, Arwen begins to open her heart to the sentimental parts of life. After losing a close friend, Arwen struggles to provide support to both her cousin and Percy, and begins to question her right to share love with others.

There are many robust philosophical arguments that assert a first cause regarding everything that has been created in the universe!

A writer talks about the moment which changed her life.

The Jellicles get together after the Jellicle Ball and have an after party. Me and my sister wrote this together, so there are some things that are odd and there isn't much description wise.

Polaris is a city that is filled with humans that have never seen the stars of a night sky. In fact there aren't any humans who had seen a sky at all nor experienced what we know as "the outside". That is because the entire city of Polaris is filled with entrenched buildings ruled by an unknown entity known as GIA that keep the laws and functions of the city in line with androids and stop watches on humans. Here we find Vega, a young 20 year old man who's always been curious about the outside world studying the history of humans from the books at the library of Polaris. And as he digs deeper and deeper into the library and secrets of GIA, slowly the truths of the outside world and the stars get revealed to him. Whether that's a good or bad thing though, is anyone's guess.