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Divenus the Storyteller

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Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

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I am... a Storyteller, At least I claim to be. See, I used to be a starry eyed kid untill I discovered the power of words, then I became a starry eyed kid with delusions of grandeur. Words are amazing, they can bring smiles to faces, tears to eyes, fire to hearts and shivers to spines. Crafting Dark Dystopian Cities to Rolling fantasy kingdoms. If you can describe it, words can make it. Tales are places I could play the Heros, the Rogues and the Villians. Stories, good stories and some bad ones, are timeless and I love them. I am THE Storyteller

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Who Am I? No not the human sitting at their desk. The Avatar I use to surf Cyber Space. Today, we live in a digital world, Parallel to the traditional physical one. The face we wear is ours to craft. We can be anyone or anything in Cyber Space. But alot of the time it's not just a face, often we craft whole identies alongside the monikers of our digital avatars. They allow us to be something we arn't in Meat Space; we could be more assertive, more confident, more playful or more open. They could even be considered a seperate individual.

And this brings in the idea of who are we in this digital world? Anyone could use the same likeness of our Avatar, the same monikers, the same attitudes. That person isn't us, but is the avatar they portray diffrent to the one we sit behind? Like a character played by many actors acoss History, is the Hamlet on the stage back in 1602 a diffrent Hamlet in the 1996 film? Is this character ours only? are they anyones? or are they their own electronics entities existing seperate to our interevention?

None of this is a bad thing. Some could say these avatars are a form of digital procreation, others might claim that it's a Perverse form of playing God. Quite alot would say 'I don't care, I'm here to play games'. I say that its simply anouther step into the Cyber Age that we must choose to either embrace or eradicate, personally I'm for the former.

I know who both of 'Me' are, the Question is: Who Are You?

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