Fauré's Requiem

Fauré's Requiem

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Keyaan's soul holds so much anguish. Anger that even the clouds fall. The moon cries just enough to remind Keyaan of who he is, what he wants, the justice and peace he strives for. To never let those who cause him to suffer, to break him- to never be them and only time will tell. But being stuck in a prison, striving for freedom, also revenge in a world destroyed by unknown causes. Is the want for freedom enough, is the need enough, the risk to be die seems irrelevant when talking about freedom, and Keyaan believes he'll never get that in the kingdom, his only choice he believes is to leave and finally taste what it means to be truly free.
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Their planet was forgotten--Destroyed, someone had told them. They were taken a very long time ago, taken and held down and beaten to submission. The more time they waste, the worst. One day they'd grow too weak to do anything--one day they wouldn't be able to even stand. Then, their leg broke. Moon thinks they broke more than that. And when they no longer felt it hurt, they knew they had waited too long to do anything. It was already too late. Until it really isn't. (In which you get hit by a car, punch someone in the face, and self-sign yourself as a caretaker to two aliens.)

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