[ SECRET POST #3380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3380 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Re: Things you can't quite remember

[(Anonymous)]

There was this sci-fi book I read years ago called something like... 'Escape from Haven'???
It was about this guy called Berry living in some sort of pre-agricultural tribal society, head of his tribe, hot girlfriend; and then hot girlfriend gets abducted by people who live in a flying city and Berry goes off to rescue her.
The people in the flying city are not real impressed by this dude in animal skins trying to steal back his girlfriend, and at first they're going to kill him, BUT THEN. This older guy who... I think was sort of a formerly-powerful, somewhat fallen-from-grace aristocrat-type goes, "Wait, wait! Social experiment time!" and takes Berry in and teaches him reading and writing and chess and how to work the shower controls.
Blah blah blah, chess metaphors, creepy objectification of female characters, mentor-aristocrat dies, Berry kills a baddie, Berry rides off into the sunset with girlfriend (and the other girlfriend he acquired while in the flying city, because why not).

Does all this sound even vaguely familiar to anyone?