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PAXTON'S PLOT IDEA'S.. Will be adding too over tim
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story plot tile:- 'Passengers of Time: Saving Paxton'
Trigger warning: This post contains sensitive subject matter such as sexual abuse, self-harm, and emotional well-being. The mention of sexual content can be avoided if necessary, and open discussion is encouraged. Moving on to the topic at hand.
Time travel has been a topic of fascination for centuries. The idea of being able to go back in time and change events or witness historical moments has captured the imaginations of many. While time travel remains a hypothetical concept, it has been a popular theme in science fiction and has sparked endless debates and theories. And now, with the advancements in technology, the possibility of time travel is becoming more plausible. One such example of this is the time travel program in the future, where agents known as passengers are sent back in time to save people from their tragic fates
One such passenger is.... YOUR CHARACTER, (you will bring the passenger agent to life how you wish too) their mission case is of Paxton.
He is a young boy who suffers from a troubled past, with his mother passing away when he was just fourteen and his father struggling to connect with the young boy, as Paxton push's him away due to his secretive relationship with his uncle Silas. What makes Paxton's case even more tragic is the fact that his uncle is not only sexually abusing him but also physically and mentally. This abuse has taken a toll on Paxton, leading to self-harming, depression, and an eating disorder. As he grows older, his obsession with writing about death and murder becomes his way of coping with the pain and trauma he has endured.
But this is where the time travel program comes into play. A passenger is sent back in time to help Paxton. Their mission is to ensure that Paxton makes it past his nineteenth birthday, the day he ultimately kills his uncle, in an act of self-defense, before killing himself. (if you fail, Paxton will not meet you in your future time, meaning Paxton can die in this roleplay) The passenger is not just there to prevent this traumatic event but also to help Paxton find the confidence to stand up to his uncle and finally speak out about the abuse before it's too late.
The way I see this working is that the passenger and Paxton will share the same body. It's like having two souls inhabiting one body. The passenger will have the power to take control of Paxton's actions but cannot force him to do something he doesn't want to, like telling his father or anyone else about the abuse. This shared control will create an interesting dynamic, where both the passenger and Paxton will have to work together to find a solution.
The passenger will not only have to navigate through the physical world but also delve into Paxton's mind and emotions to understand the extent of his trauma and how it has affected him. It will be a delicate balance of respecting Paxton's boundaries and pushing him out of his comfort zone to help him heal.
Through this journey, both the passenger and Paxton will learn valuable lessons. While the passenger will gain a unique insight into the complexities of the human mind and the power of empathy, Paxton will finally find closure and the strength to overcome his fears and speak his truth.
One of the most significant aspects of this concept is the idea of being able to change the past and shape the future. It raises questions about the consequences of our actions and the ripple effect they can have on the course of our lives. Is changing the past a risk worth taking? And what are the moral implications of such a power? These are just some of the thought-provoking questions that this idea of time travel and the passenger and Paxton's journey can explore.
In conclusion, the idea of a time travel program and the concept of passengers going back in time to save people from their tragic fates is a compelling one. It not only opens up a world of possibilities but also highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and resilience in the face of trauma. As we continue to make progress in technology, who knows, maybe one day, time travel will no longer be just a figment of our imagination, but a reality. Until then, we can only imagine the endless possibilities of this concept and the impact it can have on our lives.
story plot tile:- 'Passengers of Time: Saving Paxton'
Trigger warning: This post contains sensitive subject matter such as sexual abuse, self-harm, and emotional well-being. The mention of sexual content can be avoided if necessary, and open discussion is encouraged. Moving on to the topic at hand.
Time travel has been a topic of fascination for centuries. The idea of being able to go back in time and change events or witness historical moments has captured the imaginations of many. While time travel remains a hypothetical concept, it has been a popular theme in science fiction and has sparked endless debates and theories. And now, with the advancements in technology, the possibility of time travel is becoming more plausible. One such example of this is the time travel program in the future, where agents known as passengers are sent back in time to save people from their tragic fates
One such passenger is.... YOUR CHARACTER, (you will bring the passenger agent to life how you wish too) their mission case is of Paxton.
He is a young boy who suffers from a troubled past, with his mother passing away when he was just fourteen and his father struggling to connect with the young boy, as Paxton push's him away due to his secretive relationship with his uncle Silas. What makes Paxton's case even more tragic is the fact that his uncle is not only sexually abusing him but also physically and mentally. This abuse has taken a toll on Paxton, leading to self-harming, depression, and an eating disorder. As he grows older, his obsession with writing about death and murder becomes his way of coping with the pain and trauma he has endured.
But this is where the time travel program comes into play. A passenger is sent back in time to help Paxton. Their mission is to ensure that Paxton makes it past his nineteenth birthday, the day he ultimately kills his uncle, in an act of self-defense, before killing himself. (if you fail, Paxton will not meet you in your future time, meaning Paxton can die in this roleplay) The passenger is not just there to prevent this traumatic event but also to help Paxton find the confidence to stand up to his uncle and finally speak out about the abuse before it's too late.
The way I see this working is that the passenger and Paxton will share the same body. It's like having two souls inhabiting one body. The passenger will have the power to take control of Paxton's actions but cannot force him to do something he doesn't want to, like telling his father or anyone else about the abuse. This shared control will create an interesting dynamic, where both the passenger and Paxton will have to work together to find a solution.
The passenger will not only have to navigate through the physical world but also delve into Paxton's mind and emotions to understand the extent of his trauma and how it has affected him. It will be a delicate balance of respecting Paxton's boundaries and pushing him out of his comfort zone to help him heal.
Through this journey, both the passenger and Paxton will learn valuable lessons. While the passenger will gain a unique insight into the complexities of the human mind and the power of empathy, Paxton will finally find closure and the strength to overcome his fears and speak his truth.
One of the most significant aspects of this concept is the idea of being able to change the past and shape the future. It raises questions about the consequences of our actions and the ripple effect they can have on the course of our lives. Is changing the past a risk worth taking? And what are the moral implications of such a power? These are just some of the thought-provoking questions that this idea of time travel and the passenger and Paxton's journey can explore.
In conclusion, the idea of a time travel program and the concept of passengers going back in time to save people from their tragic fates is a compelling one. It not only opens up a world of possibilities but also highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and resilience in the face of trauma. As we continue to make progress in technology, who knows, maybe one day, time travel will no longer be just a figment of our imagination, but a reality. Until then, we can only imagine the endless possibilities of this concept and the impact it can have on our lives.
1 | Mar 18th 2024 03:03