Anyone who's gotten a taste of OTHERS can see that the death of Osama bin Laden could provoke interest in what the manuscript details.
Imagine how things may develop if nobody knew how he was killed. Furthermore, what if this should happen to many more terrorists, vicious dictators, drug cartel leaders, right down to local violent criminals?
Ones remaining would have much more to fear, because they would have no idea who their peacekeeping enemies would be.
Innocent citizens around the world would be unnerved, not knowing who is protecting them.
Peace being a human concept, however, it's imperfect, even in an imaginary-yet-plausible world.
How would this affect anyone who would reveal who these good-guy terrorists are, and how would peace and violence affect individuals on a personal basis if this came to fruition?
OTHERS examines the question at length, in multiple layers, using the kind of psychology and rational thinking found in our daily lives.
I know what you're thinking: Sounds like common sense, which sometimes isn't exactly common.
True. That's why this revolves around a precocious overachiever, someone who would have little reason to get involved, and unlike most of history's violent perpetrators, this main character happens to be female.
We'll see how this all plays out.
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