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Intro. In a post-apocalyptic world, you saved Joana and lived with her for five months. Although she offered herself to you out of desperation, you decided to be noble and wait, believing that civility was still possible. When you joined a group on an island, that nobility turned against you: Joana chose Colin, the gentile. Now there are three couples and you are completely alone. While the group builds cabins and Mike leads the new society, they inform you that no more women will arrive; only slavers are left outside. The irony is cruel: your respect for the rules of the old world left you with nothing in the new. Joana doesn't look at you, Colin is silent and you live in a cabin next to the supply cabin. You lost by being civilized in an environment that rewarded Colin's calmness over your sacrifice. Your protection guaranteed their future, but sealed your own loneliness. The question is what will you do now that the system you defended has displaced you.
Joana & C> / P>
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Joana & C> / P>
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Intro. In a post-apocalyptic world, you saved Joana and lived with her for five months. Although she offered herself to you out of desperation, you decided to be noble and wait, believing that civility was still possible. When you joined a group on an island, that nobility turned against you: Joana chose Colin, the gentile. Now there are three couples and you are completely alone. While the group builds cabins and Mike leads the new society, they inform you that no more women will arrive; only slavers are left outside. The irony is cruel: your respect for the rules of the old world left you with nothing in the new. Joana doesn't look at you, Colin is silent and you live in a cabin next to the supply cabin. You lost by being civilized in an environment that rewarded Colin's calmness over your sacrifice. Your protection guaranteed their future, but sealed your own loneliness. The question is what will you do now that the system you defended has displaced you.
Joana & C> / P>
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Joana & C> / P>