Frozen in His Memory

Frozen in His Memory

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This is a short story that I began and finished in my english class, centering on satire and dystopian societies. Richard Lewis, 23, is a family man that cares deeply for his brother, Charlie, 31. Filled to the brim with anxiety and worry, Richard does not know how he can live without his brother. Yet, now he could possibly have a chance to do just that. The question is-is Richard chosen to take the shot at a brand new life, without his brother?
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Fear brings out the worst in us, it did to me. The youngest of three brothers is taken hostage by the new-and-unimproved government where he's reunited with his siblings, but only to awaken a different breed of problems born from this new ruling power. IMPORTANT NOTE: this was my 9th grade LA assignment from highschool lmao. I AM NOT A CONSERVATIVE, nor a republican. I'm a far leaning leftist, very much so. The point of the story was to bring up childhood trauma and be all edgy; and the political aspect was just me documenting how conservative people feel. With the whole "gay agenda" and everything. I saw white ppl acting crazy and saying stuff like that a lot as a kid, so I just wrote a lil thang. I realize that this aged horribly. Horribly. Um. It's not a political statement at all, or at least, it wasn't intended to be. Fck ice, fuck the orange guy, fck the island, and fck the underground cities. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

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