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A Splendid Ray Of Sunshine Literary Analysis

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1) This is the second story in a series. 'A Blond Ray of Sunshine ' is the first. You can choose whether or not to read that first — it 's totally up to you.
2) All general replies (“nice story”, “can 't wait for the next chapter”) are cool, and welcomed, and appreciated. I love hearing all feedback so feel free to drop me a short comment! Constructive criticism is very much encouraged; I 'm always looking to better my writing and make each story more entertaining and engaging. If you notice any errors — grammar, punctuation, plot — please do bring them up. You have the power to help shape this story into something even better!

Thanks in advance for giving this story a read. I truly hope you enjoy it!

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The boy stared blankly at the ceiling when the sound of footsteps down the hall caught his ear. He groaned softly, breaking out of his trance. He slowly sat up on his bed, unsure if the sound was another of the many tricks his mind had played on him.

“Hello there,” a voice spoke from beyond the cell window. His sunken eyes twitched; a dumbfounded expression on his face. It was the first person he 'd seen.

“You … are—are you real?” the boy asked, standing and pressing his hands against the glass.

“I am real, I assure you.” One of the hovering robots came by, placing a chair behind the man for him to sit down. As he sat, the robot handed him a clipboard and pen.

“Who are you?” the boy asked, awe-struck. “Are you here to get me out? Where are my parents? Can I go home now?”

“Easy, easy,” he reassured him. “My name is General Logan — I 'm in charge of this facility. I 'm gonna do what I can for you, but, leaving is a privilege right now.”

“A privilege? … What do you mean?”

“Well, let 's start with the basics.” He clicked the pen before jotting on the clipboard. “We didn 't find any identification on you, so why don 't you start by telling me your

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