KALEIDOSCOPE

The story, set in the global capital of Polis Earth, filled with markets, coffee shops, storytellers and all manner of faiths, focuses on how people deal with the disappearance of a symbol, of Asem.  Some keeping hope and spreading her message of love, whilst others turn desperate and lash out at the world.  This is a story about love, identity, hope, peace, war and place.
The world has grown reliant on a young heroine refugee known as Asem, but she becomes heart-broken and turns away from the world. Soon after, the similarly embittered insurgent known as Iconoclast assaults the city of Polis Earth utilising marginalisation and sorrow to fuel her movement. Petra, a community leader and Asem’s lover and friend takes it upon herself to reach out to Iconoclast and change her mind about the world, whilst spreading a message of love and hope. This is a world in which deities known as Constellations exist alongside people, whilst some of us (known as Fragments) are born with extraordinary abilities. Yet, even these fantastical elements serve a grounded message. At the centre of the story are the two great global movements – the marginalised Raindance and the more mainstream Orion Alliance, with people having different interpretations of what the movements mean to them. However, the Raindance at its core is built on independence and rebellion, whilst Orion is built on idealism. Petra represents the majority of peaceful Raindancers, whilst Iconoclast represents the radical minority.

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