A World Called Crimson
Stephen Marlowe
Belletristik/Erzählende Literatur
Beschreibung
In "A World Called Crimson," two young children find themselves stranded on a dangerous and mysterious planet after a disaster aboard their spaceship. The planet becomes a realm where the children’s vivid imaginations take physical form, giving them the power to create fantastical worlds filled with pirates, cowboys, and strange creatures. However, their newfound abilities attract the attention of a group of explorers, particularly one with selfish intentions who seeks to exploit the children's powers for personal gain. As the children’s creations come to life, they must confront both the imaginary monsters they have summoned and the very real threat posed by the adults who wish to control them. This struggle challenges their friendship and moral values, forcing them to grapple with the responsibilities that accompany their extraordinary abilities. The children must navigate this complex situation, learning difficult lessons about power, control, and the consequences of their actions. Ultimately, the story examines the clash between the innocence of childhood and the adult world’s pursuit of control, highlighting the dangers of unchecked ambition and the consequences it has on those who are vulnerable and creative.
