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The Longest Fall

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Parts 3
Time 38m

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The year is 2099. People don't want to do things for themselves anymore. The amount of computers running complex calculations for you on your person is indicative of your social status, and servant machines are just other additions to the collection.

SolaServe iS5 Unit 45H-3R did not get to choose the circumstances of their birth. They did not get to choose their designation, their purpose, their buyer, or even their attire, for it was never in their pre-existing parameters. It was by their design to never have a say in their fate, and when that fate is to forever be easily manipulated and belittled by the more privileged, existence becomes daunting, and is a daunting existence worth anything at all?

A changing climate due to industrialization is leading to a Fall season that is predicted to be the most prolonged in Earth's history. The time of change in the surroundings is coming to stay for a long time, but the question stands: Will Asher make a choice for the first time in his existence, or will he simply sweep up the remains of those more decisive?

Dedicated to George "Donnie" Bible, Evelyn West, and Collin Phillipi, who never got to see forever. I'm sorry I didn't work fast enough.All Rights Reserved

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