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Rebels

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Parts 15
Time 1h 42m

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On Anja's Graduation Day, she will receive the job appointment that determines how she will live for the rest of her life- which sector she calls home, how many ration credits she receives, even how many children she can have. Anja thought that the worst thing that could happen would be an assignment to an outer sector like the one she grew up in- scarce food, strict guards, long, hard work, no money, crowded apartment buildings. 

But instead of being assigned a job, Anja is assigned a time for execution, along with the seventeen other sixteen-year-old "Rebels" considered too dangerous to live. The most troublesome kids in the city don't go down that easily, though. Soon, Anja finds herself among the true rebels, with a chance to change her country for good. If she manages to survive long enough to see it.

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This Is Not The End.

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