The garden
The Setting: "The Garden" The Garden is a sprawling, self-sustaining estate isolated from the world by high, ornate walls and dense, fog-shrouded woods. It looks like a beautiful, whimsical village from a storybook, complete with a school, a bakery, a greenhouse, and a large manor house. Every detail is perfect, from the hand-painted murals on the walls to the soft, sweet music that plays from hidden speakers. It is a gilded cage. The "children" are the test subjects—young, gifted individuals who are "gifted" and need to be protected from a cruel world that would never understand them.
The garden
The Setting: "The Garden" The Garden is a sprawling, self-sustaining estate isolated from the world by high, ornate walls and dense, fog-shrouded woods. It looks like a beautiful, whimsical village from a storybook, complete with a school, a bakery, a greenhouse, and a large manor house. Every detail is perfect, from the hand-painted murals on the walls to the soft, sweet music that plays from hidden speakers. It is a gilded cage. The "children" are the test subjects—young, gifted individuals who are "gifted" and need to be protected from a cruel world that would never understand them.
