Queen Bee
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Overpopulation led to the murders of many females and thus the community of males was created. With most females killed, each state held one female to reproduce, imprisoning her, leaving her with no rights or chances of escape. Scientists and doctors did tests on each female from each state to make sure she's functioning well and have given the women medication to make sure they're at their best health because if one woman falls, the state does along with her. There are only a few backup females who are locked up somewhere nobody knows of but the scientists. Is this really a utopia or is it slavery all over again?
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