Evil is good

Evil is good

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Everyone is born with a twin, the twins are raised on government property until they are eighteen. When a set of twins turns eighteen, the are tested, there are only two possible results for your test: Evil or Good. Once you receive your results you are sent to your sector, and given a job based off of your grades as child, and what you excelled in the most. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Evangeline Friars is twinless, her twin died at birth. Now, Evangeline turns eighteen, and is tested. Does the death of her twin affect her result?
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