The Sentencing

The end of the Cold War prompts a peace treaty to be enacted and signed by some of the top officials in the world to train individuals to diffuse any possible events that could lead to another war escalation. Thus, this treaty forms the creation of an organization on the down low where very young individuals are sacrificed randomly from each country and involuntarily are giving their lives to be trained as machines or assassins, to prevent particular events from escalating into another world war. These few individuals were decided upon to sacrifice for the greater good and are only taken once, after the Cold War. While they are taken by the organization to raise, their families are killed so as to remain invisible to the public. Although the foundation seems fair and a matter of utilitarianism, are the human rights of these individuals being violated worth the risk to maintain peace? Has the organization become corrupted? Is this what countries envisioned when they signed? As countries learn about what it has become, how will they feel? A certain percentage of young children are chosen from each country to be groomed into the program, and our show focuses on the most effective, most professional, mostest bestest- Carter, Cameron, Regina, Zoe, and Adrienne.All of them are haunted by their pasts like how they were chosen and even still, years into the organization. Season 1 will focus on exploring their respective traumas, and on the introduction of "new girl" Adrienne. Relationships will be established and secrets regarding how members were selected and the kinds of escalations they are meant to control, will be depicted.