Human rights and the golden rule are a minimum!
All social constructs might need deconstruction...
Geen idee wat ik daarbij denk...
Geen idee wat ik daarbij denk...
No slavery in The Nation, has been abolished centuries ago. Maybe it could be argued that Marriage means a sort of slavery in practice for a lot of women under Manfred's views of society though, but as long as you don't use the word, it doesn't exist, right?
No slavery in The Nation, has been abolished centuries ago. Maybe it could be argued that Marriage means a sort of slavery in practice for a lot of women under Manfred's views of society though, but as long as you don't use the word, it doesn't exist, right?
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Some low-ranked men or non-Wives are employed as such in The Nation, but usually robots are used (usually female humanoid maidbots or wifebots).
This in contrast to the outlaw village, where chores are done by everyone, even the leaders.
Some low-ranked men or non-Wives are employed as such in The Nation, but usually robots are used (usually female humanoid maidbots or wifebots).
This in contrast to the outlaw village, where chores are done by everyone, even the leaders.
The highest concentration of highs in the Ronan and Pyra story. (for now, will be rewritten)
Ronan's Nation friends are slightly afraid of Pyra, who's just being her usual self that is so comforting to be with for him. People are different...
The highest concentration of highs in the Ronan and Pyra story. (for now, will be rewritten)
Ronan's Nation friends are slightly afraid of Pyra, who's just being her usual self that is so comforting to be with for him. People are different...
(Disorder, disorder...guitar and drum noises)
(Disorder, disorder...guitar and drum noises)
He doesn't really have much focus for her parents in the chaos but trusts they'll get closer later, she calls his father 'future father-in-outlaw' to claim a serious relationship.
The In-Laws!
How does your character feel about the family members of their partner/LI/closest-non-blood-related-friend/deuteragonist?
Do they get along? Are they distrustful of each other? Do they even know about each other?
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He doesn't really have much focus for her parents in the chaos but trusts they'll get closer later, she calls his father 'future father-in-outlaw' to claim a serious relationship.
As travellers they can eat and sleep for free in the Oakling Project village, as long as they do some work too.
Which makes Ronan quite nervous... (Boys still aren't taught chores at all in The Nation sometimes)
As travellers they can eat and sleep for free in the Oakling Project village, as long as they do some work too.
Which makes Ronan quite nervous... (Boys still aren't taught chores at all in The Nation sometimes)
Ronan is a teenage boy, he just needs to keep his room tidy (results vary, it's either extreme chaos or extreme order) and do his schoolwork, the rest is done by his mother (no maidbot in the household).
Pyra is an outlaw girl, all chores are shared esually.
Ronan is a teenage boy, he just needs to keep his room tidy (results vary, it's either extreme chaos or extreme order) and do his schoolwork, the rest is done by his mother (no maidbot in the household).
Pyra is an outlaw girl, all chores are shared esually.