Plato Stories

Y/N Y/LN is a student with a Wattpad account and a media studies assignment due 😭📘 She's supposed to analyze Wattpad by using Wattpad - first person POV, short chapters, author's notes, and updates before everything is planned ✍️📱 At first, it's just for class. Then the platform starts shaping it back 👀 The chapters get shorter. The tone gets closer. The read count starts to matter 😅 Writing isn't private anymore. What started as homework turns into a very public experiment where the form is the content 💡 All Y/N wants is to finish the assignment and survive Wattpad 😭✨ *NOTES/DISCLAIMERS⚠️* - written for a class - first person POV - serialized, unfinished on purpose - platform analysis in story form ✍️ Media Studies!AU Wattpad x Y/N

The Holy scripture of Schuldinerism

"you are childhood friend of tio,for some reason you have crush with tio but she always thoughts you as big brother,after imperial army invade crossbell,you from republic be volunter to liberate crossbell with tio"

A band of Hope's Peak students, who happen to be Pastafarian converts, sail the seas and walk The Outer Planes of The Great Beyond. They are joined by other wacky characters, and travel to other wacky places, leading them to forge close bonds with each other and to make contact with deeper reality.

Love is an unearthly creature...

The arms race began in Mesopotamia with the invention of composite bows, light chariots and crossbows. The Persian (Iranian) emperor tried to conquer Athens in 480 BCE but was delayed by the Spartans at Thermopylae while Greek warships destroyed the Persian fleet. The Macedonian ruler, Alexander the Great, completely destroyed the Persian armies by 326 BCE and established the Greek empire. Then, between 600 and 200 BCE, a few hundred Greeks revolutionized science, mathematics, medicine, engineering, history, law and philosophy. Meanwhile, Greeks settlers in Sicily were in conflict with Rome and, by first century BCE, Romans had conquered Greece, Egypt, Carthage and the old Persian empire. Roman traders made large profits using the Silk Road between Rome, China and India and which created higher incomes though out the Roman empire. Roman engineers built more than 80,000 km of roads throughout the empire and 800 km of aqueducts in Rome delivered a million cubic metres of water each day. WHO THE HELL ARE WE? is a series of short books and videos describing the evolution of civilization. Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. It began when we learned to control fire, evolved articulate speech and stumbled onto the way to create infinite wealth; free trade. The discovery of agriculture made us richer but we also learned how to destroy wealth. Great civilization grew up but then disappeared leaving only incredible ruins and ideas. Later books detail some of the ideas and developments that increased the average life span from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries).

A non-fiction short story about learning to believe in yourself even when it seems no one else does.

note that this a first draft

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.

My second art book had glitch problems so here's the third

Maxims, aphorisms and epigrams about life and all of its intricacies, mysteries and absurdity. These ideas I have formulated by living life and ruminating on it during my moments of solitude, isolation, and loneliness. I wanted to share these with you all. I hope these may provide you with some value. Thank you for reading! :) Much love for you all!

What if, what if the life we live aren't real? What if it's just a parody of the people above? Annika Wilson knows she's trapped inside herself. She doesn't know how to get out, until she meets him. He is blue. *There might be suicide triggers. Please be careful if you are easily triggered. *Indirect mentions of mature themes *Max Fauvel has been inspired by Maxence Danet-Fauvel(actor)

This short story is based on Plato's Symposium. Hope you enjoy!

The one certainty in life is that everyone meets death. When you do meet death, what would you ask him? Would he respond? Can he answer questions about life that has haunted us for millennia? But more importantly, can he laugh or cry? and what would it take?

A writer talks about the moment which changed her life.