2072 Aria (3) It is early June. Only twelve days of spring remain before summer will start. Aria loves to watch the change of season. It’s one of her favourite e-experiences. Her heart races each time she watches the leaves fall in autumn, or the sun rise in an early summer morning, not to mention … Continue reading The Eye Society
2072 Aria (2) Unlike the post-room door – which is always closed but unlocked – the door that leads to the parking-room can only be opened after authorisation. Aria checks if her helmet is properly zipped to her Anti-Pollution Suit before directing her face toward the Eye+ reader on the wall. No one else’s Eye+ … Continue reading The Eye Society
2072 Aria (1) Aria’s parents are standing by the door, waiting for her daughter to disappear into the tunnel, while silent tears cross their cheeks. It’s rare to see them awake, reacting to real feelings, instead of being lost in that virtual world they love so much. That image breaks Aria’s heart. She loves her … Continue reading The Eye Society
In exactly fifty years, Aria is going to leave her house for the first time. She is getting married to Joshua and she's moving from her family home to her future husband's house. That's why she's allowed to go outside. there are no many other reasons that would permit her to leave. Climate change has … Continue reading The Eye Society
'I am going to tell you a story, the story of Aria, a girl of the future whose destiny will be affected by our present. A story that hasn’t happened yet, and exactly for this reason needs to be told.' What is going to happen when climate change will became effective? How would our society … Continue reading The Eye Society
The Eye Society Aria and Joshua had known each other for a year now. They had met at the E-footballers Award the year before. Aria was there with her family, because of her father: Adam Adams, one of the best amateur e-footballers of all times. Adams had never missed an E-F Award, and neither had … Continue reading Joshua
The Eye Society Ali had been doing this job for more than twenty-five years. It still impressed him when he thought about it, but he had been part of the first airdrivers’ crew in history; when they launched the air-cab service he was there, along with the other nine colleagues who passed the selection. No … Continue reading Ali
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