The Shadows of Absyopia is thriller fiction that tells the story of a one beautiful land, now ruled by the oppressive dictator, President Abumuhamed Mashruf. Absyopia, a nation blessed with lush landscapes and vibrant people, is plunged into darkness under Mashruf's autocratic rule. After rising to power with promises of unity and prosperity, Mashruf quickly dismantles democratic institutions, silences dissent, and establishes a regime of fear and cruelty. The land, once a paradise, becomes a prison for its people.
Amid this oppression, three individuals emerge as symbols of resistance. Aron Ananiya, a seasoned doctor, treats victims of the regime's violence at Absyopia General Hospital. Despite the constant influx of wounded protestors and innocent civilians, Aron remains steadfast, saving lives as an act of defiance against the tyrannical government. Abemelek Ramnol, a compassionate young nurse, works alongside Aron, offering comfort to the suffering and becoming a beacon of hope in a dark world. Together, they endure the horrors of the regime, but their spirits are pushed to the breaking point.
In contrast to their work in the hospital, Sophistus Achilus, a philosophy teacher, challenges the regime through his words. He questions the societal contradictions in Absyopia, such as why the government spends resources on destruction while neglecting the welfare of its people. Sophistus' intellectual rebellion inspires his students, and despite his eventual arrest and imprisonment, his ideas fuel the growing resistance.
As the regime's brutality intensifies, the seeds of rebellion take root across Absyopia. The beauty of the land clashes with the cruelty of the political system, and the resolve of the people becomes stronger. Mashruf, insulated in his palace, dismisses the unrest as trivial, but he fears the growing power of the people. The resistance, led by figures like Aron, Abemelek, and Sophistus, spreads despite the government's attempts to suppress it.
The story is a tale of resilience in the face of tyranny, where quiet acts of defiance, like saving a life or speaking a truth, become the foundation for a revolution. Absyopia, though wounded, is not defeated. The people's fight for freedom is just beginning, and the land is on the brink of a seismic change
Título : The Shadows of Absyopia
EAN : 9798230121589
Editorial : Gashastra
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