I, the Lamb

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Parts 4
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Reads 77
Votes 8
Parts 4
Time 21m

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The controlling government of a utopian society faces an imminent rebellion. As a handful of citizens begin to realize their true power and ability to make a change and what it means to be free, many citizens are content with their structured, stable lives. See the world through the eyes of one such citizen, exploring her pleasant childhood all the way through to the rebellion that turned her world upside down. View the overthrow of a country from the inside, and see what a revolution does to those loyal, however ignorant, citizens who lack the rebel attitude shared by so many of todays' literary heroines.(CC) Attribution-NoDerivs

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