[ WP ] The Earth does not rotate . One side always faces the sun and is in continual daylight . The other side is in eternal night . Cultures on both side develop around this .

“ Sir, if you would just- ” 
 
 “ NO! ” General Lux bellowed, he was belligerent now, slurring his words as he spoke, “ You just don ’ t get it do you? ” 
 
 “ But… sir, they… they ’ ll die if we don ’ t let them in. We need to open the Titania Wall on both sides, East and West… or- “ 
 
 “ -Or what? ” 
 
 Avery averted his gaze; he knew reasoning was hopeless, “ Nothing, sir. ” 
 
 “ …On both sides, ” Colonel Lux scoffed, “ Get out of my sight. ” 
 
 Avery started to leave the compound, his thoughts still racing. He lived close to the Wall of the West and was told as a child that the continual resonance he heard emanating from it was the sound of mechanisms shifting inside, too complicated for a young mind to understand. Deep down he knew he would eventually appease his curiosity, but what he found was unthinkable. He longed for his former ignorant state. 
 
 *I thought we existed to protect people, everyone. * The noises had become unbearable, a symphony of suffering muffled by the grey stretch of Titania, her curves dancing gracefully into the distance upon the earth beneath her. If ignorance is in a state called bliss, he longed to return there. 
 
 He thought about how easily the tones that had routinely put him to sleep at night as a child had transformed into a soundtrack of suffering that was intolerable. The bags plastered below each of his eyes served as proof. Avery had failed. He then slowly reasoned in his stream of consciousness that the Yinnites were possibly better off than the Yangites; somehow freezing to death in obscurity in the Land of Yin sounded more appealing than burning to death, eyes pried open by the scorching heat that had become of the Land of Yang. But he was powerless, and as he looked around, his perpetual paradise served only as a reminder of how cruel the world had become. 

