The Dome
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Last published Wed, Mar 16, 2016
The last civilization of mankind lives in a huge glass dome to protect it from extinction. Surrounded by nothing but swirling dust storms and harsh, blinding sunlight, they believe they are all that is left. I, however, think differently. Here it is a society of fear and black mail, and if you break their laws, you are banished outside the dome, doomed to die of thirst and starvation, or so we thought. But one day, while my partner and I were doing a routine check of the dome, we found something that changed our lives forever, because what those on the inside don't know is that the dome is failing, and those in charge don't want anyone to know about it, but what happens when one of us goes outside the dome and comes back with the truth?
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