Human rights and the golden rule are a minimum!
All social constructs might need deconstruction...
Complicated conversation about Ronan's future, his autism diagnosis, discrimination he might get because of that in The Nation versus his chances in her 'outlaw' village, and whatever it means to be in a relationship...
Complicated conversation about Ronan's future, his autism diagnosis, discrimination he might get because of that in The Nation versus his chances in her 'outlaw' village, and whatever it means to be in a relationship...
Unlike the bossy 'submit because of my sex and obey me thing', which is just sad selfishness.
Unlike the bossy 'submit because of my sex and obey me thing', which is just sad selfishness.
Ronan has a distant relationship with his family even while living with them. He's a low-ranked Nation boy and people are being weird about his autism diagnosis too. Pyra on the other hand always had a very close family and community, which is a shock for him.
Ronan has a distant relationship with his family even while living with them. He's a low-ranked Nation boy and people are being weird about his autism diagnosis too. Pyra on the other hand always had a very close family and community, which is a shock for him.
'Performative non-reading' on the other hand...
'Performative non-reading' on the other hand...
Nationers get chipped at age 12 with an Ancom-chip (contraceptive implant) and only married couples where the woman is over 23 can be cleared to have them removed. Non-ranked men and some Epsilons as well as non-Wives don't get to procreate.
(outlaws can remove it too tho)
Nationers get chipped at age 12 with an Ancom-chip (contraceptive implant) and only married couples where the woman is over 23 can be cleared to have them removed. Non-ranked men and some Epsilons as well as non-Wives don't get to procreate.
(outlaws can remove it too tho)
Nationers are nuclear family-minded, and a new family is a new unit that's seperate from the older generations, everything is very atomic.
Ghost Town outlaws live in much closer communities even when they are partnered, they originate in found family groups anyway...
Nationers are nuclear family-minded, and a new family is a new unit that's seperate from the older generations, everything is very atomic.
Ghost Town outlaws live in much closer communities even when they are partnered, they originate in found family groups anyway...
For being moderns of the 27th century Nationers are quite superstitious about female 'Ghost Town' outlaws. It's believed that they are dangerous witches who have weird magic that is used to feed men who come to close to their village to the wilderness panthers...
Are there any superstitions or widely held beliefs in your setting that are actually not based on anything? Or at least not anything of consequence.
Anything that is believed to be true, but actually not.
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For being moderns of the 27th century Nationers are quite superstitious about female 'Ghost Town' outlaws. It's believed that they are dangerous witches who have weird magic that is used to feed men who come to close to their village to the wilderness panthers...
pyra doesn't like alcohol, and finds grown-ups silly.
(There's some cultural confusion between Nationers and the Ghost Town 'outlaws' too, even in a place that historically connected both)
pyra doesn't like alcohol, and finds grown-ups silly.
(There's some cultural confusion between Nationers and the Ghost Town 'outlaws' too, even in a place that historically connected both)
Donnie's teenage innuendos hit a wall with Ronan here, whose relationship with Pyra (with whom he's been travelling to strange places far outside The Nation) is both more serious and more innocent than typical boys in The Nation usually dream about.
Donnie's teenage innuendos hit a wall with Ronan here, whose relationship with Pyra (with whom he's been travelling to strange places far outside The Nation) is both more serious and more innocent than typical boys in The Nation usually dream about.
Ronan and Pyra get back eventually, only a bit later than planned. Well, they hadn't planned in making a trip with the aeroplane to begin with, his poor mother didn't even know where he was...
Ronan and Pyra get back eventually, only a bit later than planned. Well, they hadn't planned in making a trip with the aeroplane to begin with, his poor mother didn't even know where he was...
First question: what year is it?
First question: what year is it?
(why do I want to hear this now???)
(why do I want to hear this now???)
(Jose y Maria, by Everett Patterson)
(Jose y Maria, by Everett Patterson)
Dystopia is now.
Dystopia is now.
Ronan hates Manfred and everything he stood for, and has no interest in Manfred day except for the day off...
He is more ambivalent about Christmas, not all of his family members are so friendly (especially not grandma) and it creates a lot of stress and commotion.
Ronan hates Manfred and everything he stood for, and has no interest in Manfred day except for the day off...
He is more ambivalent about Christmas, not all of his family members are so friendly (especially not grandma) and it creates a lot of stress and commotion.