The Greatest Phenomenon in the Universe

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Reads 41
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Parts 2
Time 32m

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Okay, this is really just a character study with some rants about capitalism and the significance of communication. 
Parts of it are influenced by Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph heller, other parts really aren't. It follows the lives of six different people and their interactions and relationships during one day, in which they are the accidental witnesses of the Greatest Phenomenon in the Universe.


Well I'm terrible at summaries but there's lots of angst, awkward crushes and existential contemplation.


Please excuse any and all typing errors, I will try and find them all but some may slip past me.All Rights Reserved

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