The brilliance of isolation

The brilliance of isolation

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WpMetadataReadContenu pour adultesEn cours d'écriture7m
WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication ven., juil. 17, 2015
Everyday is the same. Every obnoxious 'good morning' wake up call by my overly perky for an old age pensioner grandmother. Every bowl full of artificially sweetened breakfast cereal that drips from the spoon like rain drops falling from the grey, gloomy sky. Every second, every minute, every hour ticks away slowly as if life is but a clock that doesn't stop ticking. It doesn't stop working. It doesn't stop living. From the day he could talk, Sebastian Issac Drayton knew he was different, he knew somewhere in the back of his mind that he was abnormal to his peers and it didn't once phase him or make him want to change his abnormal ways. Until one day when Sebastian's world comes crashing down right in front of him, everything he had and everything he once knew is striped from his control and there is nothing he can do to change it. "Your intelligence does not define you, what you choose to do with your inelegance determines what you will make of yourself, don't take advantage of that choice. One day it might be decided for you"
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The year is 2096. Computers, and other recognition software with them, have grown infinitely more powerful since the 2010s. Business is thriving. People are running about, living their lives, and generally enjoying themselves with their new 'smart' devices, which, for better or for worse, are actually living up to their name. Finally. Enter outcast Vincent Schorennherr. Her parents [emphasis on her] parents wanted a boy, no luck on that account, and they let her know that every day. You think that's not so bad? Think again. "Sorry, Vincent, but you're going to school anyways, flu or no flu." Well, just before first period, a 'conveniently'-timed password-entry prompt pops on on her phone screen, right as she: 1) Presses the sensor, and 2): sneezes, spreading rhinoviruses all over herself and her phone. She wipes the phone off and goes to class,thinking nothing more of the incident until the next day, when she goes to turn it on and gets a kill screen: "Fatal Error 81-141. The flu's contagious, didn't you know that? Bye now, gone to play Caesar- Veni, vidi, vici and all that." With that, her phone blinks off, and within hours, other phones begin to follow suit. With panic on the rise, and global tensions rapidly following suit, can Vincent and her friends find the cure before it's hard shutdown? **NaNoWriMo 2017** Complete in the sense that I'll probably never write any more of this story. I might edit it someday, though. I had a decent idea when I started, but that quickly went out the window.

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