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A Perfect Fallacy

A Perfect Fallacy

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Science Fiction
It is the year 2047, and the world has become a playground for those who are physically, mentally healthy. These perfectly fit people constitute the Perfect Society, wherein perfection is the topline, and pretentiousness is the essence of living. These Perfect citizens have created the Earth as a warzone, where they hunt the Abnormals -- people with disabilities and disorders of any kind, no matter how petty. Survival is a risk taken to breathe every moment, and rebellion is out of question in this world for the Abnormals. Charting the blue section of hell unleashed on Earth, how will a group of Abnormals survive the atrocities of the Perfect Society? Is there an absolution to this life? Is there a chance of survival? How will hope prevail from the desperation to survive? t/w: murder, grotesque scenes, genocide, bloodshed in general
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