Before you read this short story, you should have some context.
I wrote this story for a science fiction analysis class, where we study films and movies on a philosophical level. This was a final project. I wished to contribute to the science fiction world through a philosophical allegory about morality. This entire story commentates on the consequences of moral subjectivism, where right and wrong are self-determined by one's own preferences and ideals.
A precaution: I am a die-hard essayist and a long-dead poet. I have not written literature before this story. Therefore, my dialogue will likely sound academic and slightly forced. If you notice any flaws in my writing, suggest corrections.
Do not expect to be deeply entertained by this story. I doubt that anyone would read this story purely for fun. Rather, expect to ponder the moral situations of the characters in a philosophical manner. I encourage intellectual thought on each chapter
That's all, enjoy the story.
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The Seventh Sun Rises
Science FictionA science fiction story. Eight explorers arrive on a new planet and dissolve all of Earth's laws. Each crew member follows only one rule: rely upon oneself. Will this new moral covenant aid or ruin the crew? The philosophers shall decide.
