For my fan fiction, I decided to sort of re-write a chapter from the book Little Brother. I just used a bunch of creativity to show how Marcus would turn out if he was alone. There is no doubt that Marcus would have issues working alone, but I wrote a chapter that showed that Marcus would still work diligently because of his beliefs to stop the DHS and the tyranny that followed it. He uses the same system to try to take down the DHS and the invasion of the personal privacy of the people.
On My Own
I knew no one would understand. I knew they wouldn’t. I knew I could not tell anyone about what happened to me. The District of Homeland Security was watching my every move, my every step. I was becoming so paranoid that I could not turn a corner without turning my head. I had to get over this I said to myself. But how can I do this? How can I get over this paranoid feeling and anger for being held against my will by a tyrannical group of people? I knew what I had to do. I had to get even.
I told my friends what I wanted to do. What I had to do. I was furious. I was not going to stand idly by and let this tyranny continue. Ever since the terrorist attack on San Francisco it seems like our freedom has disappeared. And no one was doing anything about it. But I was. And I thought my friends would understand. But they didn’t. They looked at me and called my crazy. All of them, Van, Darryl, Jolu, all of them walked out on me. I learned that they can’t be trusted. No one can be trusted.
I was going to take down the entire DHS. I don’t care how crazy that sounds. It was what I had to do. The tyranny that I faced and now the public faced could not go unpunished. And I told myself over and over in my head that you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. And I wanted to take down the DHS, with or without help, because I knew that it was the right thing to do. The tyranny could not continue. If it was war that they wanted, then it was war they were going to get.
The system I was using was an extremely complicated program that very few understand. The system is called Xnet, and in general terms I used this program to write a lot of codes for indienet. This Xnet was full of codes that would screw up the DHS and their monitoring. The Xnet was used for Open Revolt.
I got home, logged into the Xnet, and checked to see how my progress was going. It was working perfectly. People from all over San Francisco were happy to hear the DHS going haywire. The DHS were being blamed for all the security that was supposedly protecting the people from terrorists, at the expense of thousands of innocent people. The best part? Even the newspapers were ramming the DHS, saying that the security that they imposed would cost more then the cost of the Bay Bridge Bombing. People were missing work ours, meetings, and so on. My plan was working perfectly. The DHs was under attack, and I was behind it.
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