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Curiosity Rewritten

Curiosity Rewritten

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Mar 25, 2018
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Science Fiction
Cameira Vipes is a curious, yet impulsive girl. However, when the bombs hit, the first thing she did was strategize. She thought of a place she could go and she immediately jumped to it. When that didn't pan out as well as she wanted, she finally left to check on her friends, making a few new ones in the process. She finds herself in a complicated, supernatural world that she is tied to and can't escape. Danger is coming her way when she let's her anger and impulsiveness get to her. Will curiosity kill the cat this time around?
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Ever heard the saying," Curiosity killed the cat..."? Well these three teenagers haven't. After spending a day at school one of the three friends, Melanie, discovered a dark mysterious society lost from human connection. After telling the remainder of her friends, Shay and Honor, their curiosity took the best of them. They set out to find this "society" having already in mind that it didn't exist. But to their misfortune they find out ....."Eclipse" is still very much alive. Now with only a week to survive they try to escape by playing a game. As time almost ends Honor questions the idea of leaving and living. If he leaves something bad happens but if he stays their is a strong possibility that he will die knowing the whole "Truth". Sure curiosity killed the cat...but satisfaction brought it back.

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