Plot Introduction
The story is set in a dystopian future where only a handful of people are left in the world. It recounts the peculiar relationship between two young men who have opposing views on the extremist philosophy they were indoctrinated into. While each of them struggle internally, they’re driven toward increasingly difficult moral and ethical dilemmas, and eventually, regrettably, against each other.
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