Dehumanization Stories

How are ordinary people turned into "enemies"? The Roman Formula is an investigation into the hidden technology of persecution, where it is not facts that matter, but labels. The book examines in detail the role of Alexander Dvorkin and anti-cult rhetoric in triggering these mechanisms.

Viktor has lost everything: his career, his reputation, his ability to write. The smear campaign has turned the journalist into a recluse. But a propagandist's offhand phrase triggers an investigation: from Rwanda to Auschwitz, from Künneth to Dvorkin-the language of genocide spreads like a virus. Viktor writes a book not for the sake of victory, but so that the echo of lies does not become absolute silence. It is an act of bearing witness against the technology of hatred.

L sighed, pausing from where he was kneeling in front of Li- Kira's feet. It was all hitting him now- the reality of it all. This wasn't a game anymore. He was going to die, and he was going to die today. Kira had won. L realizes he's not getting out of today alive, and makes a choice.

Tommy gets shot into space. Cross posted on Ao3

Black Sheep is raised with three facts: 1. Alphas are dangerous 2. Omegas are stupid 3. Betas are perfect thieves She only lasts two years before she has questions || Part of the Black Wolf Capers ||

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War is a thing of the past. Science has created superpowered clones who established world peace under a single, central government. Today, the clones participate in the Games. It's the biggest, most popular form of entertainment on the planet. Not only do fans love it, but the clones, called Contestants, love it as well. The brightest star among them is Contestant Melvin, known as the Master of the Earth and Skies. Contestant Melvin possesses movie star good looks, the strongest, flashiest powers in the Games, and an undefeated Tournament title. He's exactly where he wants to be. But when he finds himself suddenly "freed" by a radical clones' rights group, none of that matters. Alone, far from his beloved Games and fans, nothing he's trained for can help him cope. Why can't these people understand that freedom isn't something he wants? Why do they keep telling him that everything he believes is a lie? And why do they continue to insist that he's human?

This poem addresses the theme of racism and societal perception. It delves into the complexities of racial identity and prejudice, and perceived double standards that all people are anything but people.

This is just some one shots about the games: The friends you left behind, Imaginary friend asylum ( prequel to the former ) ( the cover is a wip until I finish the drawing )

The year is 2134. 72, or Vincent, is a clone born into a world scarred by war and warped by distrust. With the memories of his DNA template to guide him, Vincent has to learn how to live in a world that doesn't believe that he's truly human

The demon had chilling red eyes, and snow white hair. Eli had acted out, and he knew he committed a crime. Had that night been a dream? Had the peculiar people following him been paranoia? Had this whole thing been an illusion? rewrite of the same story, this time with inspiration and plans.

"From the ashes of villains... rises humanity's only hope." ---- The war is over. Heroes won the headlines, villains faded into whispers, and the world thought peace had returned. But peace is fragile. From the shadows of Cinderfall, an immortal medic born of cruel experiments watches a broken society rebuild. Kaiju-like monsters crawl out of the ruins, and the surviving villains-scarred, restless, unwilling to vanish-rise once more to face a threat greater than any hero could imagine. Loyalty. Survival. Betrayal. Redemption. When enemies of yesterday become the last hope against extinction, the line between villain and savior blurs. And in the silence of possession, devotion, and ruin- a new story begins. ---

A oneshot where Dazai, who absolutely never cries, ends up breaking down in tears in front of Chuuya. Chuuya does his best to help his partner.