Silence
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Fantasy
We all live in novels. We only worry about things that affect us. If pollution didn't affect our health, we wouldn't care. If global warming didn't have a chance of completing erasing all the lies we call our lives, we simply would not care. We crush each other down to reach the top and once at the top we hold our hands out and chain those we've crushed with empty promises of " helping". From the moment we're born we are classified into society's food chain. The intellectual and beautiful ones are classified as, blue bloods. The intellectual but no beauty are classified as, white bloods. Then there's the normal ones, the reds. And finally there's us, the black bloods. We all live by rules and standards, everything is fabricated. From a young age the rules are woven into our blood. Always keep your head down. Do not speak unless spoken too. Respect your upperclassmen. And, never ever interact or so much as breathe the same air as a blue blood. Respect. Hide. Avoid. Survive... That's the way of life in Anethin. #3 in society #1 in structure
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