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My Death Sentence

My Death Sentence

Ravaged and desolate, the Old World perished beneath the polluted sky. Radiation and infestation plagued the Earth all while a mere fraction of the human population remained. Of that rapidly diminishing population, a man approaching his thirties found himself entangled with Earth's current "War Lords" -- a pathetic bunch of insecure men who dominate what remains of the blue planet. Thrown into one of the prisons, Cain is ruthlessly prodded and experimented on. Subjected to radiation, gene altercation, and given various poisons and toxins alongside a slew of potential antidotes to match -- Cain became the War Lord’s guinea pig. Only after satisfying their voracious greed for revenge did the War Lord’s finally grant Cain some semblance of mercy. Strapped to a metal chair with a thick steel collar hung around his throat, Cain prepared himself for death. While his body slowly melted underneath the heat of one of the War Lord’s new experimental serums, an unfamiliar women’s voice called out to Cain. Summoned by a random girl in another world, she calls Cain a demon. “Demon?” Cain questions. But then it hits him — he’s been reborn and summoned. It’s a two-for-one special! *** Follow along Cain's rebirth and his unfortunate summoning into another world filled with trials, tribulations, and tragedy all composed by yours truly, thelostboy. Side note: I've tried this writing thing before and it's a lot more taxing than I was expecting. Rather than continue my old story that I fell out of love with, I figured it would be all-around more enjoyable for myself and my readers to create something I'm newly passionate about than return to shallow waters. Also also, once I get into a writing rhythm again I plan on creating a Patreon for early access chapters, I've decided not to Contract this novel for the more respectable, mature approach -- begging. May we pray I write something good.
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a life sentence words from the pen

a life sentence words from the pen

"Will the defendants please stand." I stand up and check out the courtroom, so many of my loved ones came that some had to sit where the victim's family supposed to sit at. I scan the faces in the crowd, dad ,brother sisters GrandPa homies exes and my girl . I dont see mom and automatically assume her anxiety cant take this . I look at the Jury. My peers. My 30 Years my senior , white Suburban peers. I laugh under my breathe, i never seen any of these people in the hood before how the hell could they be my peers? I look at the one black guy on the Jury hoping i can get an answer from his face but he wont look my way . Matter fact nobody is looking my way, Like they are purposely refusing to lock eyes with me. My heart hits my stomach. I knew by picking this Jury that my co defendant And i would get found guilty. IT was nothing like the first trial, with young people with a Mix of diffrent races on the Jury. nope . When they started striking off the young and black folks "my peers" off the Jury i knew what what was going to happen. I look at the only young girl who looked my age on the Jury. She avoiding my gaze but i see Tears going down her face. Damn. I look down at my hands and bite the inside of my cheek. No matter what im not going to cry in front of these people . "Have the Jury found the veredict?" the whole courtroom goes silent to hear my fate. "Yes your honor , we the Jury find the defendant guilty on count one...... my soul died right there at that moment. I couldnt hear anything over my heart beat. The doors swing open and i see my mom, she dont even realize that she just walked in to her son being auctioned to the state. She got my niece with her, i guess my suprise for me coming home. *Im sorry mama*. I look down and see my niece we locked eyes and she instanly gets that big grin and scream "hey bam bam" *im sorry babygirl* "On count three guilty" i watch the soul leaves my mom eyes and she looks at me and say "oh no" i look at my dad and he couldnt even hold his head up . *pop come get me* when they are done convicted me to the state the court room screams out and protest. The room is filled with screams, sobs and the judge's gavel. The D.A have the happiest smile on her face her job protecting the public is finished. Another menace gone off the street. The young juror looks at me and mouths "im sorry" *yea me too* As they Grab me to take me back to the cage i see my girl sobbing her sister is holding her up. "Baby its okay im one step closer to being able to hold you" she can barely muster up a "ilove you" with out chokin up. as the officers walk me out i smile at my love ones. A job well done i didnt let anybody see me shed a tear. But once i walked out the courtroom alone with just myself and the officers i break down . Because i just witness my own death in front of my family. I just watched people mourn me. The only thing i have now is faith and a life sentence--bam
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What constitutes fiction in a sentence?
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2024-10-13 16:41
Fiction in a sentence means it contains elements that aren't real. For example, if it talks about magical creatures or events that couldn't happen in reality, that's fiction. It's a departure from the truth to create an imaginative or entertaining narrative.
A sentence about science fiction
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2024-09-18 10:32
Humans floating in space, listening to strange sounds from outer space, discovered a huge life form on an unknown planet. In a futuristic world, humans have mastered the technology of time travel, and they have decided to go to the past to change history and avoid disasters. In an interstellar travel novel, the protagonists travel through a wormhole to a completely different galaxy. They discover that there is a mysterious civilization in this galaxy whose technology has surpassed that of humans. In a futuristic world, humans have achieved genetic editing. Through genetic editing, they can change their abilities and characteristics so that humans can better adapt to future challenges. In a virtual reality novel, the protagonists enter a virtual world. They can control their bodies and minds to create different virtual scenes and experiences.
What makes a sentence of fiction engaging?
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2024-12-16 08:43
Engaging sentences in fiction often play with the reader's emotions. They might create a feeling of joy, sadness, or suspense. By using powerful imagery, like describing a beautiful sunset or a spooky old house, the sentence can make the reader feel more involved in the story. Moreover, if the sentence has a unique voice, whether it's a character's voice or the author's narrative voice, it can be very engaging. For example, a character with a humorous or sarcastic voice can make even a simple sentence interesting.
Examples of 'money' in a sentence in a fiction novel.
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2024-12-13 18:08
In 'Pride and Prejudice', 'Mr. Darcy was a man of great fortune, and his money made him a desirable match in the eyes of many.'
How to create an engaging sentence for fiction?
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2024-12-08 11:12
You can also play with language and use unique phrases. For instance, 'The wind whispered secrets through the tangled branches, as if the trees themselves were gossiping.' This gives a sense of mystery and makes the sentence more interesting for fiction.
What are the key elements in a sentence for fiction?
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2024-12-05 15:44
Character is important. A sentence might introduce a character's action like 'John ran through the crowded street, his eyes wild with determination.' Here we get a sense of who John is and what he's doing.
How to write a captivating fiction sentence?
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2024-10-14 18:13
Start with a vivid image or a unique concept. Use descriptive words and try to create a sense of mystery or intrigue.
What constitutes a non-fiction sentence?
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2024-10-10 15:01
Well, a non-fiction sentence typically conveys objective and verifiable details. It could describe historical events, scientific facts, or personal experiences accurately without fictional elements.
What does 'fiction' mean in a sentence?
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2024-10-08 12:22
Fiction basically means something that's made up or not real. Like in a story or a novel.
What is a Bulwer Lytton fiction sentence?
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2024-10-07 19:07
A Bulwer Lytton fiction sentence is an overly elaborate and often melodramatic opening sentence to a fictional story.
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