Path To Freedom

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There was a 6.5ft tall built man who wore Italian suites and comb his hair back with lots of hair gel and spoke in a deep voice by the name of Kirk “Ketchup” Soprano and was commonly known as “KK” . He lived in a town called Sun City. He was a very successful businessperson working as a stock broker, until a new Sun City president was elected, his name was Gaven Hope people called him president “Hope” he always had a suspicious look on his face. The president decided to, implement two new laws. The first law was called the “Family Law”, which stated that you had to have a wife and children to work. The second law was called the “Crime Law”, which stated if you commit over five crimes you will be sent to the underworld to live with the underdogs. The underworld was about 250km deep underground and was dark and extremely cold; there was only one source of light it was an enormously big and bulky lamp going all the way around the underworld.

The underdogs were uncivilized human beings their behaviour was appalling, they were very unhygienic, ruthless, unforgiving and insane people. Kirk had no family and he was fired from work, this was exceptionally upsetting for Kirk. Without thinking, he went to the group centre this was a gigantic glass building where the president held all his conferences, Kirk protested against the laws using violence, he was armed with a gun and aimed for the president but missed and shot one of the president’s guards. Kirk was sent to the underworld even thou he only committed one crime; the president thought what he did was a dreadful and serious crime and so did every one else.

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Their Kirk was in the underworld with the underdogs. When he entered the underworld there was sign which read “Lettuce Entertain U”. To his amazement the underworld had a ruler called Maximus his facial expressions look as if he was a very ruthless, cold-blooded, brutal man. Maximus had a large army and was very powerful. He treated all people like slaves. The people there were kept in big heavy silver chains they would work for eighteen hours only getting a break to eat for about thirty minutes they were fed brown bread and vegetable soup after that they would ...

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