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A belief

I BELIEVE IN [ m e m e ]
- your character has been asked what their strongest belief is. what do they hold true in their heart of hears? their creed, their mantra?
- post it for all to see in your subject header.
- brace for the impact of all the naysayers.
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One of the other project children kills the people who made us to manage the training they haven't been able to deprogram yet.
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[Born with a genetic predisposition towards mental illness. Just a shit hand drawn from the deck of life through no fault of his own.]
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[Dominic could look but in the moment had no idea. It felt like something the Ministry would do though.]
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[He felt damn sorry for anyone bred to be the same way he is. Dex wouldn't wish a mind like his on his worst enemy. And at least he'd just ended up with way thanks to a random genetic quirk instead of someone deliberately trying to make him like this.]
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[Dominic didn't feel one way or the other about it. He was like this. Everyone related to him, if you could call it that, were like him. There was a lot to be said for it being normal to be violent.]
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[That's what they'd done in Brave New World from what he remembers of the book. Bred people one way to produce the cream of the crop and then another to produce a race of idiots that would ever be subservient to the first group.]
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[Dominic shrugged because it wasn't such a big deal to him as it was for most people around him. It was like talking about how your family immigrated or what ethnic groups came together.]
They quickly regretted my generation and following generations had the intellegence bred down to make them easier to manage. There were other traits they found difficult that were bred out as well over the sixth and seventh generations.
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[Breeding certain traits in and phasing other ones out to create their perfect specimens.]
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[Dominic was not as disturbed by the process as others.]
I was bred as part of the program. When I escaped, I stole my children that were still alive.
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[Of course, with all this talk of breeding people like they were dogs, he has a feeling this guy could have a untold number of kids genetically related to him.]
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How old are you?
[Because the math doesn't seem to be adding up between the remark about 30 years but the fact this guy doesn't look over 45 at the most.]
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[There are reasons the math isn't adding and they make Dominic visibly nervous.]
My psychatrist and doctors think 70 or maybe older. My genetics make age difficult.
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[Dex head tilts a little bit to the side as he processes that. Again, there's not all that much of an emotional reaction beyond some mild curiosity.]
You look great for a senior citizen.
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[Not human was what he was leaving out at this point.]
I haven't had the time to look at the effects from the animal genetics I have past the obvious ones.
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[Suddenly, Dex feels like his life is measured in dog years compared to this guy.]
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I don't think anyone knows how long I will live. I'm aging faster than the natural hybrid I know but slower than humans.
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[Heck, Dex isn't sure he likes living as long as he has already.]
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[Those thoughts came directly from comments of people around him. He felt like he had lived and was accomplished but now he questioned that thought.]
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[Dominic couldn't reconcile the comments that breeding people was wrong but breeding people leading to his existence. He might never be able to reconcile those ideas in his mind.]
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My partner tells me all the time that how I was treated is wrong.
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