Fire Went The Wind

d's transfixed look on the Law students. Dorian smiled further and said, 'It's just that your seriousness points more towards Geo-Physics, Mining or Law. Your look, however informal, i

away his stew, his big red lips completely flapping the head of the spoon, his te

uy, like you, here to get myself

ockery than humor. 'So, you mean to say that you spent two gr

n response.

at a sorry, unambitious excuse to live. Wh

viously..,' Dorian explained with his hairy palms so close and quaking together as if he was strangling someone in front of him. He continued, '...The wretched disease reaches the bottom, which is us and unfortunately since those in power are corrupt and claim to be fighting the corruption, th

ution is to just gi

n. We're peasants, civilians, the unworthy sod beneath their feet. The only

he eyes of his opponent. He too began to strangle the air in front of him. 'Corruption starts at the top of the ladder, yes but resistance begins at the bottom

resident will be in power for three more years, stealing as much as he desires

we have electi

u that those are rigged. That's t

been forgotten. Two-thirds of the hungry eyes just looked on at the two going at each others' throats. The cafeteria was silent, save

rian. He took off his watch and narr

amme you're doing. We as the youth are meant to fight for the future of our generation and those after if no one else will. Power is fragile in the presence of opposition because opposition is a threat towards its validity and stability. An idle attitude towards corrupt power, thriving to survive instead of changing our current situation is what strengthens the corrupt p

ife he gladly and appreciatively fused with the blood in his adrenaline-spiked body. The rush was impeccable. The feeling was familiar, exhilarating. His heart was alive, sparked into the present by the persistent stares. He could almost relate to them. Those same looks he used

ormer businesses. Just like that, they turned their backs on him. The whispers were

wavered then, out it went. His heart dropped within his c