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The new omniscient
Alexander, an 18-year-old boy, lives misunderstood, as everyone around him is obsessed with having the approval of the Omniscient Being; an entity to whom offerings are brought and who decides to approve or disapprove them based on whether people follow social norms and stereotypes. In an attempt by Alexander to prove that the Omniscient Being is actually a farce, society forces him to be like everyone else.
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Alexander, an 18-year-old boy, lives misunderstood, as everyone around him is obsessed with having the approval of the Omniscient Being; an entity to whom offerings are brought and who decides to approve or disapprove them based on whether people follow social norms and stereotypes. In an attempt by Alexander to prove that the Omniscient Being is actually a farce, society forces him to be like everyone else.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Isabella Conconi
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