Bri
2012-05-03 08:36:38 UTC
In this Utopian world, the fates of others are controlled by a different species of Homosapiens who believe they are superior to the contemporary human (possibly aliens); told in the perspective of a genderless but sexually desirable “Merticulite” that defines the fate of a sixteen-year-old human from Earth, the "alien" falls in love with the human girl while exploring the social dynamics of human beings and survival.
The story takes place around 650 A.F., subsequent to the time period of Huxley's "Brave New World". Humanity advanced in technology, including hypnopedia in young children (also known as "sleep learning"). But Merticulites are more accelerated than humans... Fifty years prior to the story taking place, these creatures discovered planet Earth and found pleasure to the society of humans and the diversity. With their applied science of thought reform, devices called the Mnemo (short for mnemophobia, also known as "the fear of memories") can control them. The Mnemo doesn't affect Cai for long or she can recognize the 'false' memories being placed in her head almost like dreaming. Memories are like dreams that get clearer and more formidable every day. The unnamed Merticulite sees this in his/her readings and decides to take Cai out of the usual reform process and just monitor her dreams, see what she sees. The plot is still kind of being developed, and there are quite a few plot holes to fill up. But the storyline mainly follows Meicaila "Cai", a sixteen-year-old girl trying to uncover the past world's secrets and memories with the guidance of a Merticulite (currently unnamed) who is fascinated with humans.
*Yes I posted this before but I added to it a bit.*
In the story, a Merticulite that often regulates the humans on Earth. I was inspired by The Hunger Games' Gamemakers, and how they control the surroundings in the arena. I envisioned this to be a young adult novel, considering I'm only fourteen, and I'm curious to know from other readers if this is good and how can it be improved, also how to develop a storyline. Obviously that isn't the whole plot, I'm going to add onto that in time. I need help... and honesty.