Island

I imagined a different ending for the Island, then i wrote one. The beginning of this episode is from the story, then my part comes.  AN ALTERNATIVE ENDING "Shall we go?" Murugan repeated. But Will held up his hand for silence. The girl puppet had moved to the center of thestage and was singing: "Thought is the brain's three milliards Of cells from the inside out. Billions of games of billiards Marked up as Faith and Doubt. "My Faith, but their collisions; My logic, their enzymes; Their pink epinephrin, my visions; Their white epinephrin, my crimes. "Since I am the felt arrangement Often to the ninth times three, Each atom in its estrangement Must yet be prophetic of me."   Losing all patience, Murugan caught hold of Will's arm and gave him a savage pinch. "Are you coming?" he shouted.   Will turned on him angrily. "What the devil do you think you're doing, you little fool?" He jerked his arm out of the b...

"Maybe this world is the hell of another world." -Aldous Huxley  Aldous Huxley could not attend World War I, because of a problem in his eyes. Instead of this, he went on a journey in his inner world. He was always interested in science, as well as mystcism and the spiritual world.  In the meantime, the world was dragging in more misery day by day. The hunger which came with the war was catastrophic. This situation played a big role in his dystopic novels.  Jim Morrison read Aldous Huxley's Doors of Perception. Inspired by the book, the band called The Doors. He left his mark on music and a generation in a poetic style.   When the discovery of a hallucinative drug called LSD was heard in 1968, he tried it immediately.  This drug changed his outlook on the world. After that, Huxley introduced Ray Bradbury, the author of Fahrenheit 451, to LSD and mescaline and pioneered his crazy style.  One year after he lost his...