I haven't talked about this in a while, nor have I talked about this on here except for one occasion. But yeah, I'm really considering doing this for more artistic inspiration as opposed to actually composing literature from it. I may end up doing it, but I might do it mostly for the purpose of art. Now exactly how is a seventeen year old girl who was born in the late '90s going to attempt writing about an era when not even her parents were though of? Shit, I dunno; I'm just glad that this came to my mind, and that I'm this dedicated but not so much to the point of going around asking people about it like a chicken with its head cut off. I guess I know some lingo, but that's about it.

The story, by the way, is basically told through the kids' point of view and although Becky's the main character there are still moments where it would show the limelight on someone like Violet or Tobey. It's also talking about something with how the children feels incredibly repressed due to not only the events that occur within the town and world, but with their own individual situations such as Violet and Todd having to suppress their romantic feelings for each other due to the big no-no of whites and blacks getting hitched and whatnot. I assume it applied to all races, but definitely for whites and blacks. And because this is an era where the "N-word" is used, this is one of the main reasons as to why I may not go along with it; because it's going to deal with controversial subjects that may offend several people, even though there will be a small crowd cheering me to go along with the idea. And it doesn't have to deal with just race: there might be things pertaining to religion, ethnic groups, disabilities, politics, and many other things that I don't know a damn thing about.

So yeah, I just wanted to type this out in case you guys were unaware of this not-so brilliant idea of mine.