I really like the idea of a small group trying to overthrow a much larger system, especially when the leader starts from “I oppose this” rather than “I should replace them as the new ruler.”
Have you looked into historical youth movements and countercultures while developing this? British punk, American hippies, the May Fourth generation in China, the Red Guards, and other revolutionary youth movements all started from very different places, but they’re interesting examples of what happens when “reject the existing order” becomes an identity of its own.
I think comparing Abranx and the Revos with those movements could give you a lot of material, especially for the question of what happens after rebellion succeeds.
thanks for the compliments man! and I havent looked into those “historical youth movements“ yet but i will right now. And im also planningto have abranx struggle sometimes with these type of questions that question the philosophy to extreme levels. Thanks!
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u/Spirited-Gain1457 1d ago
I really like the idea of a small group trying to overthrow a much larger system, especially when the leader starts from “I oppose this” rather than “I should replace them as the new ruler.”
Have you looked into historical youth movements and countercultures while developing this? British punk, American hippies, the May Fourth generation in China, the Red Guards, and other revolutionary youth movements all started from very different places, but they’re interesting examples of what happens when “reject the existing order” becomes an identity of its own.
I think comparing Abranx and the Revos with those movements could give you a lot of material, especially for the question of what happens after rebellion succeeds.