Unmarked
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Ongoing1h 6m
Last published Fri, Jul 10, 2015
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"Nothing is perfect, not in this world, not in the next. But we can form perfection we will mold and force into your place in this society. If you refuse to abide to your marking, to be assigned. You shall be executed. Understand?"
"What if one is not marked?"
"Then the government has failed. Then order will be lost, and we will all be killed."
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