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The Last Level
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Ongoing, First published Sep 22, 2013
Have you ever took the time to ask yourself, what is the meaning of life? Who is it that dominates life, if anybody? What is your purpose in life, specifically? A majority of persons out there may reply to this question with some deep, complex response; but really, the simple answer is that nobody knows, and there is chance that nobody ever will know.

Life could be anything, life might not even be real. After all, fiction is categorized as unreal - fake even - but how do you think the characters feel about that concept? I bet they think they're pretty real; well, as real as you and I think we may be.

How about this, what if everything in life is just a dream? A figment of your imagination? A little, teeny tiny piece of fiction entangled with all the thoughts and all the wonders of the world....or what if life is really one, big, impenetrable game.



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