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Experiment 287

Experiment 287

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Science Fiction
The first born child of each family is taken for earths survival, children taken and they become experiments. Only ever the first born child, because they're the easiest to control. They are valuable to the government but yet they mean nothing to them. They're labeled by numbers and locked in cells, only taken out when it's they're turn to be put in the scenarios. Experiment 287 was found on the streets, the government didn't know who she was or if she was the first born child or not. They saw another experiment possibility and they hoped for the best. 287 is different than all the others, she was the most successful. The more successful she was, the more she is experimented on, and the more valuable and dangerous she became.
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