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Vignette Sunday: The Price of Success

David Flin said:
It remains, in the best possible way, a deeply disturbing piece.
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Thanks - that was very much the intent.
I wanted to have an outcome that was unambiguously a Utopia (and not fall back on the standard tropes of "looks outwardly like a utopia but really nightmarish" or "a utopia for most people but not the protagonist", so the route to a utopia was where the negatives could come in.
 
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