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By: 

Carrie Goodman

Sean Kaufman

Harsh Agarwal

Tim Viere

Ning Yan 

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Bo. Bo 

was a blue person. He lived with blue people on the 

edge of the forest. 

The blue people lived under a 

blue king. There were not many 

problems, the king was all 

knowing. It was the king’s 

nature          to rule.

Far on the other side of the forest, there was a 

girl named Nai.

Nai was a green person. She lived with green 

people.

The green people chose the green leader. The 

green people often questioned the green 

leader. According to the green people, this was 

only natural.

The blue people often had ceremonies 

to honor their god Quasimoto. The 

blue storytellers told of the first six 

days. 

These were the days when Quasimoto 

created the world. Bo liked these 

ceremonies very much.

On their tenth birthdays, it was customary that 

boys of the blue village go out into the forest 

and find a blue flower. As Bo went deep in the 

forest, he found himself lost. That same day, 

Nai was in the forest looking at the natural 

world. She loved to frolic in the flowers. Nai 

especially liked the rare blue flowers.

Bo was very scared. After walking for a very 

long time in the direction that looked the most 

blue he came across a girl holding a blue 

flower. That girl was Nai. Bo explained to her 

that he had to find a blue flower to honor 

Quasimoto. Nai was confused. She had never 

heard of Quasimoto.

“Our world wasn’t created, it evolved” she 

explained.

And then Nai told Bo of a man named Darles 

Charwin. Darles Charwin used science to 

determine that all animals and plants were 

related to one common thing, yet had naturally 

changed over time.

Nai also told of the Giant Explosion Theory. 

According to Nai the world had been formed 

many many years ago as a very small piece of 

a very small thing which constantly continues 

to expand. 

Bo was stunned. Surely in the blue 

village such crazy ideas would defy the 

Servant Decree, which declared only the 

story of Quasimoto be taught in schools. 

Bo argued Nai over the green beliefs. Bo 

always made sure to respect these 

beliefs. 

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