Incorruptible

Incorruptible

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- 'After world war 3 the world as we know it started to fall apart. People rioted. Humans attack humans. We were spread out. When one brave man saved us. He united our kind. He made it were no "Teens" were disrespectful and no one was homeless. We have our 5 main Jobs. We have 'Lettered' the people who educate other and are the nerds. We have the 'Intrepid' who protect us from what lies outside our tillage. We have the 'Soubrette', those who entertain everybody. Also we have the 'Tenders' those who tend to the crops and feed our families. The last on is our own Patronage, they run everything and they make new rules, they break us. We say "One choice to choose your destiny because being free tore this world apart." We say "16 you train, 17 you choose, 18 you work, 19 you're corrupted" '- This speech was the one speech that change the way we see our world.
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