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VENNgence Is Mine 3 -- Revised

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VENNgence Is Mine 3 revised

A Trust Machines story

This should be the last installment of Marvin's story. Thanks to dkfenger and trismegistusshandy for pointing out the errors and giving me some helpful suggestions.

Any errors left are mine.

While college campuses have changed with the times, Venn Machines have sped up those changes.

Like with the rest of the world, most people look exactly the way that they want to look.

VENNgence Is Mine 2

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I hadn't intended on making a sequel. But the characters had more to say.

"Marvin Vining, please report to the school office."

The sycophant and his friends snickered. A few people, those who have been tutored by Marvin, looked sympathetic. Most didn't seem to care one way or the other.

Marvin stopped by his locker and stashed his backpack. He took his phone out of the locker, sent a text, and slipped it into his pocket.

VENNgence Is Mine 1

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This is a Trust Machines story. If you're not familiar with them, you aren't likely to understand this one. It is a short-short, so there is no development of the background.

There is a discussion of the Trust Machines universe in the parent organizer of this story. (Click [up] at the bottom of this story.)

The Trust Machine universe is discussed here: https://www.deviantart.com/trust-machines

Nobody would likely note the three high school boys that were walking down the sidewalk. The boy on the left was rather large, well over six feet and quite stocky. He was walking with a cocky swagger, and had a cruel smile on his face.

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Note: Some of the stories have TG themes, and some don't.

So... I found this fiction group on Deviantart.com. (Yes, I am a deviant, and proud of it.) Being a long time fan of science fiction, I started reading the stories.

This is real science fiction. Not to be snooty, but there is a difference. Real science fiction is about, as the old masters put it, a sense of wonder. It's about positing some technology and speculating about the consequences, good and bad, of said technology.

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