In the third millennium's twenties, Annette and her husband David find themselves exploring Berlin, specifically the historic film location of Potsdam-Babelsberg. This is where legends like Marlene Dietrich, Ernst Lubitsch, and Billy Wilder began their illustrious careers a century ago. The couple visits the newly inaugurated Babel's Park. Seemingly an ostalgic amusement park, Babel's Park is revealed to be a cutting-edge hub for cybernetic organisms. Annette's brother Jake, alongside his assistant Baby_Lon, crafts these organisms in a Frankenstein-esque manner. Unbeknownst to David, Annette has a secret plan: she desires to abandon her fatally ill body and achieve immortality as a cybernetic courtesan.
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In the third millennium's twenties, Annette and her husband David find themselves exploring Berlin, specifically the historic film location of Potsdam-Babelsberg. This is where legends like Marlene Dietrich, Ernst Lubitsch, and Billy Wilder began their illustrious careers a century ago. The couple visits the newly inaugurated Babel's Park. Seemingly an ostalgic amusement park, Babel's Park is revealed to be a cutting-edge hub for cybernetic organisms. Annette's brother Jake, alongside his assistant Baby_Lon, crafts these organisms in a Frankenstein-esque manner. Unbeknownst to David, Annette has a secret plan: she desires to abandon her fatally ill body and achieve immortality as a cybernetic courtesan.
Enter the world of entertainment, where the lines between reality and fiction blur into a mesmerizing display of spectacle and sensation. Annette, eager to explore the latest in game show entertainment, decides to check out the Castrophy game show before meeting Jack in his workshop. But as she watches the show, she realizes that the format is nothing new - it's a rebranding of an old classic, The Viral View. This show, once considered the most sexist thing ever cross-marketed by free TV and tabloids, has been reborn as Castrophy, with a fresh coat of paint and new hosts. For Annette, it's a reminder that entertainment can often be a reflection of the worst aspects of society, from sexism to sensationalism. But at the same time, she can't help but be drawn in by the spectacle and the thrill of the show, a reminder that the line between right and wrong is often blurred in the world of entertainment. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of entertainment, where the boundaries between reality and fiction, right and wrong, are constantly shifting. It's a world where anything can happen, where the limits of our imagination and our morality are constantly being tested.
Babel's Park
In the third millennium's twenties, Annette and her husband David find themselves exploring Berlin, specifically the historic film location of Potsdam-Babelsberg. This is where legends like Marlene Dietrich, Ernst Lubitsch, and Billy Wilder began their illustrious careers a century ago. The couple visits the newly inaugurated Babel's Park. Seemingly an ostalgic amusement park, Babel's Park is revealed to be a cutting-edge hub for cybernetic organisms. Annette's brother Jake, alongside his assistant Baby_Lon, crafts these organisms in a Frankenstein-esque manner. Unbeknownst to David, Annette has a secret plan: she desires to abandon her fatally ill body and achieve immortality as a cybernetic courtesan.
