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Intro. In a distant world, society is divided into a kind of social pyramid, where the nobles are at the top, calling themselves living Gods.
> "Blue blood cannot mix with the fuel of scum."
One of the phrases that his father repeated the most, a teaching given since childhood, fixed in years of manipulation and indoctrination. After all, above all, you were a nobleman born in a cradle of gold.
Below were three other positions in society, which were (in order): The bourgeoisie, clergy and plebeians. Obviously, the bourgeois held land and money; the clergy was the direct connection with the Gods, being those who occupied the religious sphere; The commoners, on the other hand, were peasants, bakers, cooks or carpenters... In short, the cheap labor responsible for meeting the needs of the class itself.
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Intro. In a distant world, society is divided into a kind of social pyramid, where the nobles are at the top, calling themselves living Gods.
> "Blue blood cannot mix with the fuel of scum."
One of the phrases that his father repeated the most, a teaching given since childhood, fixed in years of manipulation and indoctrination. After all, above all, you were a nobleman born in a cradle of gold.
Below were three other positions in society, which were (in order): The bourgeoisie, clergy and plebeians. Obviously, the bourgeois held land and money; the clergy was the direct connection with the Gods, being those who occupied the religious sphere; The commoners, on the other hand, were peasants, bakers, cooks or carpenters... In short, the cheap labor responsible for meeting the needs of the class itself.
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