The Artist and the Slave

The Artist and the Slave

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I recently moved to a small town down near the coastline. In terms or appearance, it's very old fashioned; but that's why I moved here. That, and to get away from my... "disturbed" family. Thankfully, one of my uncles live over here-one reason I came to live here was cause of him, somehow he became an exception in my strange family-and had showed me the very house I'm now living in. But after a couple day of getting to know the place and slowly make a name for myself, something happened. During one of my painting sessions someone came to my home. Having recently moved, I knew no one aside from my uncle knew where I lived. Quickly cleaning enough to seem decent I walked to my front door. That's when it all changed... When the suddenly arrival of a familiar stranger and his "gift" appeared. The "gift" was of a young slave girl with obvious red scarring. That's when my quiet and still starting life, drastically changed. For better or for worse... I'm not sure yet. (Warning! Contains sensitive and/or disturbing topics and descriptions.) [Images and art do not belong to me, some images are taken from the game Teaching Feeling.]
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What did they mean? I knew who I was, didn't I? I was Rosalia Mallory, a girl left on the doorstep of our town's foster agency to find a new home. From there I went through three homes before at the age of 16 instead of having to live in the group home I secured enough money to, along with the money the foster carers were given for me, to buy an apartment building. Alongside a job bartending and waitressing I had enough money to attend college and am currently studying Religion and Mythology, Creative writing and Art. Just a normal teenage girl with a normal life. But at the same time, I'm not. Who am I? Seems like the most cliché question a teenager can ask right? Except when your missing months, if not years, of your life suddenly that seemingly simple question takes on a whole new meaning. After all, if you don't know your whole past how can you answer that for yourself?

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