Alyssa Kanis: Jacobsin

I view this broadened day as a gift sent down from above, as a savior hovering above the darkened clouds disguising the beam, as a warm ball of heat bringing life too those who have once been looked down upon, who have had their intelligence shunned from society, who have been shot mentally by the nobility. The torturous massacre, the deaths of what are being called "innocent people" has brightened the light beaming down upon me far brighter than I had expected. If these so called actions are what it takes too quiet the men and woman who oppose the new born  revolution  , if these so called actions will strengthen our republic, if these so actions are for the good of our nation, then let it continuously rise and surpass our full attention. Our attention has been stolen by our success of the overthrown monarchy. Our attention instead now to be set on the less privileged and the less noticed out of our ancient regime systematical viewpoint. Fired to fury by real and imagined grievances those have passed have saved our equality, our independence, and our progressive thought of this Enlightened period. We have accomplished gaining what we have not once had. We have accomplished to feud against a counterrevolutionary plot in order to turn this into our revolution, for the people of the people. I view this broadened day as a new beginning, and I vow too uphold my power for the sake of my independent republic to turn this beginning into a happy ending. A happy ending that will forever outdo those who have suffered now to influence greatly then.