Reality Programming
Dec 12th, 2012 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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The students were blindfolded as they entered the arena, and the roaring crowd left them nearly deaf as well. When the bell sounded indicating they were allowed to uncover their eyes, they found an array of weapons waiting for them.
The student combat drew the largest audience in recent memory. The republic was drawn to the spectacle of it all, the blood and the death and the lost innocence. And the drama. Only one lucky warrior would survive.
Not many people realize that Julius Caesar first sprang to fame as a winner on Rome’s most popular reality show, Juvenile Gladiators.
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