Ascendancy
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TO THE PUBLIC:
We, a free America, find our greatest purpose in letting our citizens thrive, and as such, we have decided to prohibit all forms of art. Freedom of abstract expression is starting to twist the minds of young citizens and corrupt our future. An epidemic of abnormality has descended upon humanity, and we act with only the best of intentions. Those who are found in relation to art of any form (incl. song, dance, film, and literature) that have not been explicitly approved by the government will be subjected to arrest and therapy for their own safety. Any degenerates should be reported immediately. Thank you for your attention.
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She started with the end of the world.
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