Ele-Vi: Hüman Xtrak'ed

Copyright © 2016 by Luis Ernesto Martinez Villanueva.

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ISBN:      Hardcover      978-1-5144-7362-7

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CONTENTS

The Moral Of The Story

Abstract

Barriers Borders And Bordelos

The Plan

Memory Bank Phone Call

The Dancer

The Asshole Son

A Night With A Queen City Suite Style

Striking Tridents Bleed True Blood

A Fake Suicide Note

Ladyindia Deminuit

THE MORAL OF THE STORY

Every story has a moral in the context of its content. Some morals are intentionally obvious while others may seem to be betwixt the line of sight. Either way they are very present and for a good and great reason: To be a lesson taught in life. Some stories teach lessons of common sense and decency by showing the structure of what is thought to be proper. This is done by showing the contrast of the concepts of push and pull; Restriction and liberation. A syllabus prepared by a professor for the purpose of sharing wisdom is in its rite a story told. I therefore declare any professor or teacher who has pupils the ultimate storyteller and master my master. Through this master professor I have begun my journey as a master student.

Becoming a Master Student: The title of the story as told by the professor Jackie Kidder of the University of Phoenix. The story