Tne task is to develop a dystopian world that challenges conventional thinking and offers insight into human nature and society. Develop a compelling narrative that explores the intricacies of your dystopian world. Include well-defined characters who navigate the challenges and conflicts of the society you’ve created. Ensure that the story has a clear beginning, middle, and end, and that it successfully critiques society, or warns us about something in society. This Essay MUST have dialouge and character dynamics it can be 800-1000 words. You can add your own characters
Here is my prompt –
-There is a specific amount of words you can say in a day which you are given once you are born. The people with the most words are the government and higher ups which are corrupted (they are considered better than everybody else) and control those with less words with their speeches and etc. there’s a dilemma where the main character had to speak because she discovered the governments corruption on the people but couldnt since she used all her words when she was little, so they went into the headquarters to hack the system to give herself more words or delete the word system entirely to speak out and warn the people. People are divided based on the amount of words they have; those with fewer words are on the poorer side and are manipulated and brainwashed by people with way more words on the richer side. The government which are the higher ups wants to kill her and she goes through a tough time going through headquaters, theres body guards with guns and etc so she has to pretend to be a higher up.
-The main character is a 18 year old named Lyndon Gilmore in the country Valtania she talks by writing on a piece of paper
-The president is Luther Tenebris and somehow he has unlimited words but that’s because he created this whole system because he hated how too many people had freedom of speech and said whatever they had on their minds. He corrupts them with his words by saying things that are even bad and convince them. (Them as in people with less words)
