Innovative
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Science Fiction
The year is 3216. After the apocalypse, a society rose up out if the ashes. A society built on the foundation of intelligence, that it can be given or taken away from you in the blink of an eye. Everyone, apon turning 14, must take an aptitude test that determines who you will be in society; where you live, what kind of job you will have, and your importance. One particular 14 year old, Samantha Olson, manages to make it where others have dreamed and feared of being. Will she go along with how her life is supposed to be or will she do something to change the lives of others and herself forever?
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'Death never stops surprising you.' A sentiment Aria knows all too well. Her world on its surface is perfect. A completely enclosed ecosystem protected from the nuclear winter of the Outside World. No sickness, no famine, nothing to worry about. Nothing that is except for Spectre, the computer system that determines who lives and dies annually based on their importance to society. Somehow everyone around her seems to cope, but seeing as how Spectre has taken every member of her family, Aria struggles to fall in line with the status quo. Whether it's pressure from the powers that be, her first potential love, or full on revolution, Aria seems to be pulled in every direction, each one with drastic consequences, and no clue which way to go.

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