terminalbanchou: (Skynet fights back.)

[personal profile] terminalbanchou 2015-06-24 01:18 am (UTC)(link)
[ ... how do I do creative writing. ]

The setting is a city.

The hero is a robot.

The villain is their creator.

The object is a "soul."

"You can't ever have one."
terminalbanchou: (you're a better make)

[personal profile] terminalbanchou 2015-06-24 03:04 am (UTC)(link)
... who?
terminalbanchou: (hold and release)

[personal profile] terminalbanchou 2015-06-24 03:04 am (UTC)(link)
[ He looks so frustrated, because he has no ability to be creative, in his flesh form or not. He's not going to win. ]
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[personal profile] terminalbanchou 2015-06-24 03:10 am (UTC)(link)
Kong and Shoelace are knights of the kingdom. Their job is, like police, to stop bad people and enact justice. They follow orders. Their orders are to get a golden idol for their master. But it brings bad luck to whoever has it. So not only does the person have bad luck, but because they have it, the knights are after them. The bad luck, logically, is to own this golden idol. QED.

They take the person to the King. The King holds the idol, and keeps all the wealth, because monarchies aren't democracies, so they are not voted for; they have blood and wealth, which gives them power. So the poor people still have nothing.

But the idol is too beautiful. So the Queen kills the King for it, and then rules to country. She says: "Everyone knows, in any game of chess -- No one beats the queen." But now she has all the power and wealth, and Eurocentric culture at the time of monarchies being in power was very misogynistic. So the Queen is viewed as "weak," and she gets killed by a prince, or a baron, or an emperor, for the idol and their land. The idol is now a symbol of power.

Kong and Shoelace see this power struggle as a chance to start a lower and middle-class uprising. They are the first two people to be voted and earn a position of power. Congratulations.