Original idea from a phrase in my history textbook. I had no idea what to do with it until inspiration suddenly struck me in Japan. Hey, whatever works.
Working Title: Bloom
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Protagonist: M, a teenage girl with long, straight blonde hair and blue-green eyes. She's slender and weak and not that good at interacting with others after spending most of her life in a sort of solitary confinement. Various plants bloom at her touch, and she develops similar powers as the story goes on.
Other Main Character: Lawrence, a young man with messy, black hair and dark brown eyes. He's short and sturdy and rather tan. He can be quite clueless but is capable of acting under stress. He suffers (really) from bipolar disorder.
Antagonist: Smith, a 36-year-old government worker who does not smile. He's tall and muscular, though not excessively so.
Setting: A"sterile jungle of glass and metal." No plants are left; all things are synthesized. The city is rather soulless.
Plot: M has been locked up since about the age of four. Now she fights to escape to some sort of safety, with Lawrence tagging along.
Point of View: Third-person, omniscient.
The setting sounds really cool. It could make a good Hunger Games arena. I'm guessing Bloom is to reintroduce plant life to this barren world?
ReplyDeletePretty much! At any rate, she was locked up by the bad guys to prevent that from happening since the soulless system is productive enough for their liking, or something.
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