Sameness Stories

Angelique never felt like she fitted in, but with her becoming a teen what will the future hold. With everyone or thing being a Paranthropus Angelique never fitted in. From the very minute she laid eyes on planet bustimo she always felt strange, the only person who didn't look like a Paranthropus people of planet bustimo was queen linaloo. After investigating and watching queen linaloo she finds something suspicious about the queen. But before any further investigation Angelique was pulled away to 'say goodbye to her childhood' and let her blood and mind pick her faction. All her childhood memories were flushed, she said goodbye to her family and no longer could be around friends. Now it was the determination ceremony where her results will determine her future work faction will she be a baby giver, space flyer, grounds worker or will she be a outsider where her body shall be dumped into the remains of the 'outside world' no one ever dares to pass the dome. Is this where she belongs?

It's the year 2066. Thirty years after the "Reconstruction Period" in North America, communities were built to form the UCNA. Society flourished and rebuilt again. Everyone is restricted to their own world filled with gender inequality, but nobody knows that. When 15-year-old Griffin Spectral gets a rare job as an engineer, he feels excited of what's to come. But later on, he learns the harsh truth about his community. More clues pop out that broke his view that were meant to be hidden. His view on his community changes harshly and questions his "perfect" life and society. Started: May 2018 Finished: July 28, 2019

A collection of poetry inspired by French words.

Must have read The Giver by Lois Lowry for a better understanding. This is something I wrote as a school activity for my reading class and I got a good grade so I thought what the heck why not put it here on Wattpad. Jonas's world is perfect. Everything is under control. There is no war, fear, or pain. There are no choices. Every person is assigned a role in the community. When Jonas turns twelve he is singled out to receive special training from an old man known as The Giver. The Giver alone holds the memories of the ture pain and pleasure of life. Now it's time for Jonas to receive the truth. There is no turning back. As The Giver transfers the memories, Jonas discovers the disturbing truths about his utopian world. This science fiction novel by 1994 Newbery Medal winner Lois Lowry captivated millions of readers. However, many people were frustrated with the ending as they were often left with unanswered questions. What really happened? The ending of The Giver has been interpreted in two different ways. Perhaps Jonas is remembering his Christmas memory - one of the most beautiful that The Giver gave him - as he and Gabriel are freezing to death, falling into a dreamlike coma in the snow. Or perhaps Jonas does hear music and, with his special vision, is able to perceive the warm house where people are waiting to greet him.

Thought

Poema

Highest Rank: #223 in Mystery/Thriller The Happy Happy Village, there is no such isolated village within the thick vegetation and swampland of the Florida wilderness quite like this one. It was a town where everyone worked as one, where everyone lived in plain simplicity, where everyone smiled proudly... and it's where I happened to find myself for a weekend. Of all places! 51 years ago I stumbled upon this village by following some dirt path on the highway, in hopes of finding some assistance after being left on the side of the road with a dead car. And I got more than I bargained for when I met the Happy Happiests and their strong and love struck leader Ms. Mercedes. With the story you're about to read my dear reader, in this strange and ominous, happy, and smiley little town, lies a few dark secrets that I've unfortunately uncovered for myself and others. I wasn't meant to find them, but I guess that's all just a part of life now isn't it?

A Heideggerian tale where a special kind of creature faces the threat of technology. But first imagine a land where there is no such threat, where infinite possibilities of revealing blend with one another, where everything is interpreted and reinterpreted, and where nothing is ever fully the same...

The way I see it. there's only two ways to survive in this world. You could go with the flow and be a slave to the government, or you can rebel and hope that your a$$ doesn't get caught. Either way you have to take that chance, that risk, of being looked at as weak, or as crazy. My name is Megan Smith. I have a little brother named Dylan. We live on a government controlled land I don't even know where. Its been this way since before my time. But I plan on getting out of this before my time ends (not good at descriptions just read the book)

ME

Poetry

Do you think that you would be able to live in a world of sameness? No diversity, no color, no differences. What if you were forced to do it? What if you were killed if you didn't?