Welcome to the au where human ownership is legal for milk meat and pets
June
The drunk
George, the narrator, navigates a world where human ownership intersects with the mundane realities of society. Possessing a keen observational wit, George offers incisive commentary on the complexities of a culture steeped in ethical controversies regarding sentient beings. Their motivations stem from a desire to unearth truths, challenging the moral fabric surrounding the normalization of commodifying life. Influenced by diverse relationships with advocates and subversives, George's insights reveal the tension between societal acceptance and individual conscience. They grapple with the inherent conflicts of belonging while critiquing the status quo, embodying the struggle to reconcile external perceptions with hidden depths of empathy and understanding.
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June
The drunk

