"No joy. No meaning. No life"
In a dystopian nation where people's lives are determined based on 3 phases, a 13-year-old living in the monotonous, coercive, repressive, and repetitive life cycle of phase II attempts to progress to phase III hoping for a better life.
Emma Schmitt
Aspen Vanetti (Unit 118)
Jessica Caylin West
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McKenna Elise
Adult Aspen Vanetti
Aina Grané Pérez
Jeo Student
Elizabeth Glammeyer
Jeo Student
Rheese Wheeler
Jeo Student
Brooklyn Larson
Jeo Student
Johnathon Rodriguez
Jeo Student
Harlee Hollibaugh
Jeo Student
In a dystopian nation where people's lives are determined based on 3 phases, a 13-year-old living in the monotonous, coercive, repressive, and repetitive life cycle of phase II attempts to progress to phase III hoping for a better life.
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