No Happy Endings

No Happy Endings

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The year is 2116. Much of the world has been destroyed by war, famine, and disease. Entire continents are uninhabitable. Some, have hidden deep in the ground to hide. Others have lost their humanity. Hannah was from Nevada. Sam was from the West Coast, and Garter was from Towson. All of them were taken and put into deep, ageless sleeps for 84 years. Now, they have to escape to the surface, and they have to survive in a destroyed city called the District of Columbia. They have to find someone else, some last strain of humanity, but will they all die before they can?
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"If we were so riveted in the spectrum of nature, why did we stand, petrified, as we became corrupted by idle technology, stupefied by glowing screens, stolen from life as we know it from enemies right under our noses? Why did we relent to this obvious threat when we did have the capability to change, and prevent our peaceful hierarchy from being razed? It was the consequence of this stupidity that condemned us all to slaves, servants of a towering race of robots and data." The year 2096. Robots rule the world. Their grip seemed impenetrable, the extent of their control unknown by the humans. Society is blinded by the splendour and wealth of all the technology. "We live in mere fear, unable to access any computerised knowledge for fear of being discovered. We're convicted to the old ways of living, our specialists abilities unable to be used. It puts a very ironic twist on the definition of being free." COMPLETED --

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