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DIR By: hailtotheking
Date: May 15, 2018, 10:26 am
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Larissa Hince is an every day person. She's a millennial soul
in a Generation X body. Having just turned 40 she can't help
but laugh at the ironic bliss the world exists in. Labeled a
slacker and overly cynical in her youth, Larissa now makes a
killing doing what she's always done. The irony is that she's
labeled a "wonder" for doing what she does/has done at 40 while
figurative kids half her age, and some literal kids still in
their teens, are labeled genius and innovative for the exact
same things. Sometimes they're just copycatting something from
her past. The age of technological proliferation is tossed in
with the Millennial tag but Larissa knows better. Her MTV
Generation of people got it all started. They are the ones that
launched the information age. The underground video tapes, dirt
sheets, bootleg cassettes, etc ... it was the GenX'ers. Now
society treats what they were doing as 'worthless, self absorbed
kids' as revolutionary.
Now Larissa does what she's always done best. She profits off
of it like nobody else. Her informational kingdom "It's not me,
it's you" is a phenomenon that is universally loved and hated.
Every day "observer" takes are, in of themselves, a direct
flipping of the bird **** YOU to the take on having to instantly
post anything that so many people do as though it actually ****
matters.
BLOG [every day observer, weekly recap of why the world sucks
and it's your fault]
WEBSITE ["live news feed" - satirical, "live chirp feed" -
satirical, faux MyFace status and updates - satirical]
APP [real reviews, recommendations, places to avoid, pretense
not included]
Societal Media Outlets [InstaPic, TalkShot - parody and fluff
the same material between them]
Professional Outlets [InLink, ResuMonster, WorkHut - sarcastic
profiles purposefully aiming daggers at outlets]
Her popularity, and divisiveness, are polarizing. She's a
celebrity for being herself and pointing out the fact that
nobody is better than anyone by that virtue alone. She's such a
commodity in of herself at this point that the attention on her
is getting a bit ... dark and aggressive. Comments on her posts
are going beyond the normal cuss storms and bitching out. The
vitriol in some of the responses started to get all to real.
Out in public an overbearing sense of dread began to creep into
her every day. Usually each day has its share of "HATE MAIL" (a
regular feature of hers is to cite one and respond either
through an online method or out in public in direct address) ...
until one particular letter was a bit too personal and she
decided it needed the personal touch. That's exactly what the
originator of the letter wanted. The ongoing political melt
down in the US had brought out the conspiracy nuts and theorists
in droves. One of the biggest ones surrounds Larissa and her
"lifetivism" approach. Apparently she's a threat ...
Set up, Larissa found herself on the very public end of a school
yard beat down. Streamed live [allegedly] by the Hacktivist
group The 14th Charter (later found to not be from the as they
too were set up, but the actual originator still unknown)
Larissa was humiliated and demeaned. Her entire network was
infiltrated, corrupted, and essentially burned down.
Now she finds herself in a grave situation. Unknown captors
interrogate her for reasons unbeknownst to her. Accused of
everything from being a 14th Charter leader, insider cell of a
foreign government, and even a single woman political bomb
Larissa has to get herself out of a situation she doesn't
understand.
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