A great dissonance seperated this world from absolute good. It was a great systemic oppression, injustice and inequality. Nerds, those bitter weaklings, devoid of the joy of community, enjoy the daily torture that is school. To be fair, physical education obviously was exempt of this objective judgement he had made.

In a society that values sports most and the horrible parts of school lesser, the time in which sports are taught would be greater.

Here comes the dissonance: physical education made up a much smaller part of school than the rest. It seemed as if society did value all that horribly boring talking more than the dynamic, powerful and challenging activity that is sports.

And yet, why did that loser Sourberry have no friends, being such a teachers pet and writing only top grades? The world truly was on Chadens side as he had so many friends.

Chaden knew that someone high up in NiceTeal was probably like Sourberry, a miserable nerd. That could only have happened because the second rebranding. No sane government would be lead by a puny nerd.

It was time to strike back against the oppression, to revolt against this injust treatment.

Power to those who had the muscle to actually produce it, that was what Chaden passionately believed.

Were they just born to be slaves under a system of a weak leader? No way!

And that was because Chaden had to act. Someone had to show Sourberry, that his actions were empowering a system that did not deserve this power.

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A true government should empower the people, there were so few people willing to pay attention in school and so many that parttook in sports.

They were the majority, oppressed by a minority, that was surely not having a good time in school. Chaden did not know how they hadn't rebelled against Sourberry already.

They might just be complacent about him. He was shielding them from the harmful evil that was homework. It was time to stop, wake up and strike back.

Chadens muscles hardened at the thought of it and his back went straight. He did not think of the nerd as a human, it was just a monster to him.

Who would do his homework after Sourberry was dead? He did not care. He would no longer be oppressed - a life under these nerd people was not a life he would have to suffer.

He would rather die himself than to bend to somone this weak, someone this evasive, silent, laid back lazy piece of shit.

Chaden pushed Sourberry, who stumbled onto the street. The bus was incoming - it was the perfect plan.

This little weakling bolted so fast, he wouldn' have thought that the nerd could be so quick.

Would he really make it? Chaden looked on and his peers also looked, highly interested.

Nobody had to do something, it might resolve itself if Sourberry ran fast enough.

Sourberry hadn't died and Chaden nodded. That wouldn't do, he had to get more creative.