histórias de Totalitarian

"Four legs good, two legs better." In this gritty reimagining of the 2026 animated epic, the animals of Manor Farm break their chains only to find that the price of freedom is higher than they ever imagined. What starts as a dream of equality under the guidance of Snowball and Napoleon quickly descends into a nightmare of propaganda, purges, and betrayal. Follow the tragic journey of Boxer, the steadfast loyalty of the working class, and the chilling rise of a new breed of masters. In a world where the commandments are rewritten in the middle of the night, the line between man and beast disappears. The rebellion has ended. The tyranny has only changed faces.

Altman McBride made one forbidden choice: he saved a child the world told him to kill. Logan, an elvish boy with no memory of who he is or what he might become; grows up under Altman's protection in a kingdom that would execute them both for the truth. But when their secret is uncovered, loyalty is tested, alliances shatter, and the bond between them may be the very thing that destroys them. In a world built on fear and control, love might not be enough to survive.

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

With heavy inspiration from George Orwell's "1984", I tried to make a cool revolution story in which the main character starts a guerilla army to fight back against the Party. (By heavy inspiration, I mean it's basically a modified 1984). I write this for fun so chapter rollouts will vary in timespan but I'm aiming for one a week.

The year is 2294. Two continents. One boy. A totalitarian government. A revolution (part 2). This is a short story about a dystopian world, a boy named Damien, and a long lost connection that will light the flame to a revolution. A just one this time. I hope you guys enjoy the story and please leave a comment to let me know what you think! :) Note: Special thanks to Lindsay Ober for designing the cover!

The year is 1989. Most of Europe has been conquered by a totalitarian force. The United Kingdom has renamed itself to its former Roman power; "Britannia". Alexander Petrov works as a Commander in the regime. He approves and oversees documents - lists of people to be executed. Linda Demille is a Quota-Worker in the regime. She goes to work and stays under the radar. Secretly, she works as a rebel for the Underground. As the two have a fleeting interaction on the street, fate intervenes, and the two wake up in each other's bodies. A Commander in a rebel stronghold. A Rebel infiltrating to the heart of the dictatorship. Will they be able to maintain their cover? Written for *ONC Prompt 63* - "A rivalry between two co-workers has unforeseen consequences."

My name is Asparagus Kelly. Here in Province Three, we are governed by a set of officials. The most prominent occupations taken up by people of our province is Law or something related to education or science. Our Province is the prized jewel of The Country. Only the most intellectual and educated people reside here. Educators from our Province sometimes visit other provinces to teach them because their educational facilities are almost always understaffed. They are the only people ever allowed to leave our province. It's not like we're trapped here. I mean, why would we want to leave? At the age of seventeen, we are provided with a suitable match, generally from the same province. The couple would then spend a year betrothed and then get married. I thought this system was great, wonderful even, until I fell in love. Not only did I fall for someone who would never be paired with me, that someone was a woman. Our love would never survive here in The Provinces. So What Do We Do?

dystopian, George orwell esque, probably bad, I can't use long words good.

Everybody knows about Waterworks Ltd. The first-ever monopoly of all trades, it truly is the company of the future. Perhaps less known is that the Mother, Camelia Waters-Hildago, calls the colossal city of Blackwater, USA her perfect, peaceful home, and, god willing, it will forever stay that way; perfect, peaceful, industrial and beautifully devoted to the will of Waterworks. This story follows multiple people in the city that discover the much darker underbelly of their one-company world.

Do what your told , don't question the rules, who knows. You might survive.

In a meticulously ordered 1955, even health is a matter of state directive. Mr. Z, a sixty-two-year-old bank clerk of no particular note, receives his "sentence" from the doctors: daily walks, not for pleasure, but to ensure he remains robust enough to serve the Realm and the Church for years to come. As sparrows flit with "pointless joy" and children sing hymns of the King while their stomachs ache, Mr. Z embarks on his prescribed exercise. Every step is an act of mandated well-being, every movement watched. He must report his walk, justify his health, and sign a confirmation that he has fulfilled his duty. The state demands not just his labor, but his very vitality. But as he observes a free-roaming dog, "harmless and therefore feared," a quiet rebellion begins to stir within his "third half"-the part that knows and does not act. In a world where freedom can be mistaken for danger, Mr. Z finds himself caught between the comfortable cage of obedience and the terrifying allure of an unscripted life. What does it mean to be a good man when even your health is a tool of the state? And how long can one simply "not think" when the world insists on thinking for you?

Two generations after The Solemn Veil killed billions, AI Humanara rebuilt society, but not everything is as it seems. What secrets lie beyond the veil? The sun became our enemy, hurling lethal radiation through the Earth's suddenly and suspiciously weakened magnetosphere. Those who survived the initial onslaught cowered underground or in concrete towers, hoping to save themselves from man and elements alike. Just when humanity's future appeared most dire, the Benefactor emerged, sending his legions of AI Humanara to save the world and integrate with society. He was our savior-or so we thought. I lived behind the walls of Nashville, one of six districts inside the city-state of Athens. There was very little crime, and we never went without necessities. However, something about my life had always felt inherently wrong. I felt as if I were missing a part of my soul. After one elaborate night with friends, I discovered the simple yet elusive answer: freedom. As I pen this warning on the last day of a long life, I intend to share the truths I've unearthed about freedom, the illusions of peace, and the price of utopia so that you don't make the same mistakes we did. Thus, I invite you to go beyond the veil with me.

Maren Rose Hammond was the 53rd baby to be born on Cycle 4 of the 3001st Full Cycle. Therefore, she was also known as F.53 of 3001. She was Locality 10's darling. Maren's family is known for her amazing Husband's excellent work as a Resident Transfer Advisor and her perfect children, two in Locality 6's required Childraising program, and one training in Locality 13, which is Design and Creation. Maren was also regarded by many as the perfect housewife. Maren was a simple housewife, yet an efficient one. She fixed the recording cameras, installed the speakers, organized the 10 daily shots and medications for her family members, cleaned the house, and maintained the simulated garden, growing metal flowers and inedible vegetables for entertainment. She couldn't wait for her two children to return from Locality 6, all ready for society. But only one really would come back.

Public fear caused by wars, terrorists and the ever-present threat of danger, has been used by a tyrannical, industry-based corporation to take over the world. They have transformed all governments into a one-world power, creating bloodshed and violence in the process. By 2023, this power known as the Concordian Union has eliminated all outside threats and promised its citizens safety, food, and jobs at the cost of freedom. Rules must be followed in the newly formed population centers, and the givers of peace distribute the terror. Fueled by an ever-present longing for vengeance after the Union murdered his family, Bishop Ayers stays on the run outside the grip of the new rulers, relying on the earth's resources to survive. His company is a devoted best friend and the friend's persnickety wife. Bishop struggles to keep the enemy at bay while juggling a growing misanthropy and a war within his head. His true purpose: The realization of the Society of Bishop.

In "Whispers of the Forgotten," a young girl named Elara watches her world crumble as her father is drafted to fight in a brutal war. Her mother, pregnant and hopeful, miscarries soon after her husband's departure and never recovers from the loss. Spiraling into despair, she becomes a shadow of her former self, often disappearing and leaving Elara to fend for herself. Elara finds solace in books, particularly those about the 'Forgotten'-people with extraordinary powers who once lived freely. But as the war rages on, the authoritarian government tightens its grip, banning books and erasing any remnants of democracy. Elara discovers that the war is not just about power but about eradicating the very essence of human freedom and knowledge. Determined to fight back, Elara embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth about the Forgotten and reclaim the world her parents once knew. Along the way, she learns that she might possess the very powers the government fears, making her a beacon of hope in a world shrouded in darkness.

It's a miracle they escaped. They'll need more than that to survive. She didn't know the date or the year or the decade, but she knew she had to get out. When Lizzie wakes from her trance inside "the hospital", she sees her one chance to escape, but she soon discovers that she might be the only human left free and alive. As she fights to find out what has happened to her family, she is forced to team up with a teenage boy, a sinister stranger, and some of the monsters she is working against.

Percy Hopkins had done the unspeakable-attempted murder. He gets sent to Harmony Springs Institute for troubled teens. His fate is sealed.